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Podcast advertising rates are climbing and YouTube just doubled its monetization bar – here’s why that might not be a coincidence

Volunteers left alone in a room with nothing to do for fifteen minutes, no phone allowed, rated it as unpleasant as a mild electric shock — and a close to half of them shocked themselves anyway

Psychology says the “bigger wedding, bigger divorce risk” finding everyone half-remembers isn’t a straight line at all — the original study breaks it into specific spending brackets, and each bracket carries its own distinct risk multiplier, not a simple “spend more, risk more”

The Blog Herald Editorial Team

Podcast advertising rates are climbing and YouTube just doubled its monetization bar – here’s why that might not be a coincidence

Why studios chasing spec deals with digital creators are really just buying an audience-acquisition cost they can no longer justify building from scratch

Volunteers left alone in a room with nothing to do for fifteen minutes, no phone allowed, rated it as unpleasant as a mild electric shock — and a close to half of them shocked themselves anyway

Psychology says the “bigger wedding, bigger divorce risk” finding everyone half-remembers isn’t a straight line at all — the original study breaks it into specific spending brackets, and each bracket carries its own distinct risk multiplier, not a simple “spend more, risk more”

Star Wars merchandising revenue passed the franchise’s total box office decades ago — but Lucas didn’t get those rights as a 1977 consolation prize, he won them back during the Empire Strikes Back negotiations, when Fox needed him more than he needed Fox