The latest ANA 2025 Programmatic Transparency Benchmark shows billions of ad dollars still lost to waste and low‑quality sites. Learn how an integrated, community‑driven strategy delivers real value and trust.

Media ownership is shifting again, with David Ellison taking control of Paramount and reports of Bari Weiss stepping into CBS News leadership. What does this mean for trust in journalism, and why should brands and communities care?

When one company controls nearly 200 local TV stations, who really benefits — shareholders, advertisers, or communities? Nexstar’s $6.2B acquisition of TEGNA is being sold as scale, but in practice it may mean fewer local stories, fewer authentic ad opportunities, and fewer voices shaping the conversation.

MSNBC is spinning off into MS Now—but is this a bold step forward for television, or just financial engineering dressed up as strategy?
For viewers, the stakes are trust. For advertisers, it’s clarity versus more fragmentation. Our latest POV unpacks what this shift really signals for the future of TV and why the next gold rush might not be where you expect.

Streaming may be the buzz, but the future of TV isn’t just about what people watch—it’s about how it’s sold. Explore why brands that balance linear and streaming buys will win on reach, efficiency, and impact.

The best messages don’t just persuade — they get repeated. In this conversation with political communications strategist Anat Shenker-Osorio, we explore how shared values, simple language, and a clear vision can turn your audience into your amplifiers. Perfect inspiration as you plan your 2026 campaigns.

Attribution isn't a one-click answer. In this Fireside conversation, Campfire's Chris Marine and M Squared's Madan Bharadwaj unpack why true marketing insight comes from triangulation, not dashboards, and how brands can make smarter, more honest decisions about media ROI.

Too many brands trust platform dashboards as gospel. In this piece, we explore why attribution deserves the same rigor as any smart investment and why we believe real media strategy means using multiple sources of truth to guide what’s working, what’s not, and what to do next.

The Senate is debating a bill that could gut funding for NPR, PBS, and global aid programs. For businesses, media buyers, and impact-driven brands, this moment isn’t just political, it’s personal. Here's why it matters, and what you can do to protect the signals that connect and inform us all.

What does it really mean to serve a community through journalism? In this Fireside episode, NewsCenter Maine anchor Brian Yocono joins Campfire founder Chris Marine to explore the evolving media landscape, the emotional weight of storytelling, and why trust in local news is more vital than ever. A must-read (and listen) for anyone who cares about truth, media, and the power of connection.