As radio and audio advertising go programmatic, the ANA reports rising transparency, reduced waste, and record-high brand safety—marking a pivotal shift in the $123B digital ad ecosystem.
Kylie Kelce is expanding her Not Gonna Lie brand with FAFO, a hands-on, video-only YouTube series where curiosity meets real-world experience. Here’s why the move is reshaping digital media strategy.
Hog Media has partnered with fantasy sports platform Sleeper in a strategic six-month deal that leverages creator-led content to reach millions of engaged sports fans across the U.S.
PRX is taking its Podcast Creator Summit global with a major UK event in London. Partnering with Audio UK and Apple, the free summit aims to empower emerging podcasters with expert-led sessions, networking, and industry insights.
iHeartMedia has renewed its multi-year partnership with Charlamagne Tha God, reinforcing its commitment to podcasting and creator-led audio through The Black Effect Podcast Network and The Breakfast Club.
Silver Tribe Media has been acquired by Initial Group and will rebrand as Initial Digital. The deal expands Initial’s digital footprint and strengthens creator-led media partnerships across podcasts and entertainment.
The National Headliner Awards announce entries for 2026, introducing major digital multimedia and cross-platform journalism categories. Learn eligibility, deadlines, prizes, and how to enter.
Netflix signs a multi-year deal with Barstool Sports to bring top video podcasts like Pardon My Take exclusively to the platform. Here’s how Netflix is reshaping the future of podcasts.
John and Tommy Fury team up for What the Fury?!, a new visualised BBC podcast debating masculinity, parenting, AI, and modern life. Coming soon to BBC iPlayer and BBC Sounds.
Global unveils its Christmas podcast schedule for 2025, featuring festive specials, comedy countdowns, crime reviews and year-end reflections available on Global Player throughout December and January.
LiveOne has renewed and expanded its long-running partnership with DAX US, strengthening its position in the programmatic audio market and unlocking new in-car advertising opportunities across the United States.
iHeartMedia has partnered with Netflix to bring over 15 leading podcasts to streaming as video content. Starting in early 2026, fans can watch their favorite shows on Netflix while audio episodes remain widely available.