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Gen Alpha is Old Enough to Hit ‘Add to Cart’—Here’s What That Means for Commerce

Jed Baker, founder and CEO of Starglow Media, explores how Generation Alpha is reshaping household purchasing power, and what that means for modern marketers. Baker argues that to tap into today’s “nag factor,” advertisers must meet families where they actually connect: shared media experiences like podcasts. As screens fragment and attention spans shrink, audio emerges as a new media hearth where kids and parents still listen together.
By Jed Baker
Netflix President of Advertising Amy Reinhard

Netflix’s $6.99 Plan Sees User Surge Since Ad-Free Price Hikes, Says Ad Chief

Netflix has added millions of new subscribers to its ad-tier plan in the past two months.
By Nhari Djan
LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 10: A window cleaner walks past a billboard with a small portion of an old advert remaining on February 10, 2014 in London, England. (Photo by Oli Scarff/Getty Images)

Advertising Doesn’t Have to Irritate, Intrude, Lie, Cheat and Generally Suck

The future of advertising and the media it supports rests on building real relationships.
By Jeff Jarvis
SAN FRANCISCO - OCTOBER 26: Newspapers are displayed at a newsstand October 26, 2009 in San Francisco, California. A report by the Audit Bureau of Circulations reveals that the average daily circulation of U.S. newspapers fell 10.6 percent in the six month period between April-September compared to one year ago. The San Francisco Chronicle had the largest decline with a drop of 25.8 percent to 251,782. The Wall Street Journal surpassed USA Today as the number one selling paper in the U.S. after USA Today had its circulation drop more than 17 percent to 1.90 million. (Photo by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images)

Newspaper Death Spiral Made Plain in One Chart

By Jeff Jarvis
Facebook

A Better Sales Pitch: Why YouTube Is Losing Ground to Facebook

By Brendan Gahan
John Green

YouTubers Don’t Need Ads

By Brendan Gahan

Exclusive: Leaked Details of How Facebook Plans To Sell Your Timeline to Advertisers

By Observer Staff

News Corp. Admits MySpace Leaks Private Data, Just like Facebook

By Observer Staff

WSJ Accuses Facebook of Giving Advertisers Private Data That’s Not Really Private

By Observer Staff
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