Future of TV Briefing: Where have all the cord-cutters gone?

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at recent data indicating that people may be getting rid of their cable boxes but they’re not exactly getting rid of cable TV.

  • Cordless TV
  • Creator usage rights, the new “60 Minutes” and more

Cordless TV

Remember cord-cutting? OK, dumb question; it’s still a thing. But the way that it’s happening now underscores how people may be getting rid of their cable boxes but they’re not exactly getting rid of cable TV.

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ShopMy, Google and WordPress are among this year’s Digiday Technology Awards finalists

This year’s Digiday Technology Awards finalists reflect an industry adapting to a rapidly changing digital landscape, with AI-ready infrastructure, first-party data, privacy and operational efficiency emerging as defining priorities. 

Across publishing, commerce and advertising, technology leaders are rethinking the systems that underpin digital experiences and finding new ways to make those systems more responsive to both evolving consumer behavior and the demands of AI-driven discovery.

WordPress earned a finalist spot in the Best Content Management System category for its WordPress VIP platform. The platform is helping organizations rethink the role of the CMS as AI reshapes how audiences discover information. In partnership with Pew Research Center, WordPress VIP transformed Pew’s CMS into infrastructure designed for machine readability and attribution, making its research easier for AI systems to discover and interpret. The work demonstrated how the CMS is evolving beyond a publishing tool into a strategic foundation for AI-driven discovery, development and content operations.

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