Euronews vs Newsweek

DoubleVerify: News Improves Advertiser Media Efficiency

DoubleVerify published an analysis showing that advertising alongside professionally produced news content delivers stronger campaign outcomes and lower media costs compared with other web environments. The study, run through DoubleVerify’s News Accelerator initiative, analyzed performance across dozens of news sites (including Euronews, Mail Metro Media, The Associated Press, The Guardian and The Telegraph) and 12 advertisers in H1 2026. Results reported 17.7% lower CPM, 38.4% lower CPC and 20.6% lower vCPM for campaigns on news properties. DoubleVerify used its AI-powered optimization and measurement technology to evaluate campaign performance and media costs. Publishers quoted in the coverage — The Guardian, The Telegraph, Mail Metro Media and Euronews — commented that the findings validate news as an efficient, high-performing channel for advertisers.

• DoubleVerify released an analysis showing advertising alongside professionally produced news improves media investment outcomes.
• The analysis examined campaign performance across dozens of news websites including Euronews, Mail Metro Media, The Associated Press, The Guardian and The Telegraph.
• Ads on news properties produced 17.7% lower CPM, 38.4% lower CPC and 20.6% lower vCPM compared with campaigns in other web environments.

Podcast: The Hardest KPI in Political Advertising

An AdExchanger Talks podcast episode features Mark Jablonowski, CEO of DSPolitical, discussing the unique challenges of measuring political advertising where the primary KPI is an election outcome decided by secret ballot. DSPolitical, which positions itself as a “meta DSP,” combines offline voter data, privacy-compliant audience modeling, multi-bidder activation and unified reporting. Jablonowski notes that Connected TV is a growing channel for political spend but is often bought with a broadcast mindset rather than using CTV’s targeting and measurement capabilities. He also highlights political advertisers’ advanced CRM and voter-file practices and expresses greater concern about organically spreading disinformation than AI deepfakes.

• Mark Jablonowski is the CEO of DSPolitical.
• DSPolitical describes itself as a “meta DSP” and onboards offline voter data to build privacy-compliant audience segments.
• DSPolitical activates audiences through multiple bidders and consolidates results into a single reporting layer.

Newsweek About page reveals leadership and editorial restructuring

Changes include Shazia Haq moving from Senior Editorial Operations Manager to Director of Audience, Brian Lim and Connie Sideras swapping roles, new News Directors Samantha Beech and Jason Lemon, and several editorial title and role changes.

Newsweek Traffic Falls 75%; Revenue Nears $100M

Newsweek experienced a nearly 75% decline in readership year-over-year, but CEO Dev Pragad says the company is on pace to surpass $100 million in revenue for the first time in its 93-year history. Publishing revenue is expected to decline 20–25% this year, but newly built businesses—internally called Nexus (B2B: rankings and events) and Adprime (a healthcare-focused DSP acquired in June 2025)—have grown quickly enough to offset that drop. Adprime is projected to more than triple revenue from $14.8M to north of $40M and could account for roughly 40% of company revenue. Newsweek forecasts at least 10% revenue growth in 2026 (up from ~3% in 2025), is expanding non-programmatic video and events revenue, and maintains a free newsletter audience just under 2 million. The company remains cautious about future search-distribution risks from Google’s AI-generated results.

• Newsweek’s site traffic declined nearly 75% in a single year.
• Newsweek is on pace to surpass $100 million in annual revenue for the first time.
• Publishing division revenue is expected to decline 20%–25% this year, per CEO Dev Pragad.