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TV Networks Deploy AI to Compete with Big Tech in Advertising

What Happened

Major television companies are investing in AI-driven tools to modernize their advertising capabilities. Networks aim to offer improved targeting, measurement, and data-driven insights, enticing brands to shift ad budgets from digital platforms like Google and Meta toward traditional TV. The Wall Street Journal reports that this new wave of AI adoption by broadcasters is designed to narrow the gap with Big Tech and better monetize TV audiences. These efforts are taking shape through proprietary algorithms that analyze viewership, optimize ad placements, and provide advertisers with more transparent performance metrics.

Why It Matters

With digital giants dominating the advertising landscape, legacy TV networks are leveraging AI to stay competitive and relevant in a changing industry. Enhanced ad capabilities could rebalance ad spending, leading to a more diverse and innovative advertising ecosystem. Read more in our AI News Hub

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