📰 From the Digest

Safari now blocks the hashed-email matching that identity vendors use to recognize users across sites.

Skydance paired a five-day office mandate with buyouts, and CNN and CBS News leaders sent staff contrasting memos.

Of $44 billion in creator ad spend this year, about $24 billion goes to paid amplification versus $11.6 billion to creators.

Political ad spending has raised TV and streaming prices for regional advertisers in battleground states this quarter.

Publisher trade bodies are pushing back on Meta's new scraping terms and urging lawmakers to act.

Omnicom won Coca-Cola's US and Canada media business while WPP keeps the global remit.

Salesforce's purchase of Braze, at roughly seven times revenue, raises vendor lock-in questions for marketers.

Bloomberg reports Netflix users are watching less and opening the app less often.

Front Office Sports reports big-market fan passion in Milwaukee as the Brewers near their first World Series title.

WNBA Finals Game 6 in Atlanta still lacks a confirmed arena because State Farm Arena is booked.

LIV golfers owed about $100 million are appealing to Saudi Arabia's PIF for severance after a two-cents-on-the-dollar offer.

After a record 467,000-fan F1 weekend, COTA wants a smaller second track for the local car clubs its main circuit no longer suits.

The Saints and Steelers played the NFL's first game in France without delay despite civil unrest.

The NFL and players' union are discussing an investigation into how the Eagles handled Jalen Hurts's blood clots.

Troy Aikman said he would consider a Cowboys front office role as his ESPN contract nears its end.