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Naver grapples with pricing in AI investment ahead of monetisation
Naver’s first-quarter revenue rose 16.3 percent from a year earlier, but operating profit grew 7.2 percent as AI infrastructure investment and content procurement costs were incurred first. Its operating margin fell to 16.7 percent from 19.1 percent in the previous quarter. Infrastructure costs rose 32.5 percent and partner and marketing expenses also increased. Naver plans to step up AI advertising monetisation from the second half.
Games & Commerce
Naver to link search and purchases with \'action AI\', profit ramp-up in H2
Naver is making a shift to connect search to transactions a core task this year, focusing on building an uninterrupted flow from search to purchases and reservations around what it calls “action AI”. The company posted first-quarter revenue of 3.24 trillion won and operating profit of 541.8 billion won. It plans to test generative AI ads tied to shopping and local services from the second quarter and begin full monetisation in the third quarter.
AI & Enterprise
Google integrates Veo into Google Ads to auto-generate video ads from 3 photos
Google has integrated its generative video model Veo into Google Ads\' Asset Studio, enabling advertisers to automatically create customised video ads of about 10 seconds using as few as three photos. The tool is expected to be used mainly for YouTube and Demand Gen ads. The move is seen as pushing generative AI deeper into ad production, simplifying creation by mixing images, text and existing assets without specialised editing tools.
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Games & Commerce
Naver introduces new integrated ad platform to unify search and display ads
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AI & Enterprise
OpenAI ChatGPT ad pilot brings mixed reactions
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Games & Commerce
Kakao sets 2026 as first year of AI monetisation, signs strategic partnership with Google
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Games & Commerce
Naver AI search spurs over half of 2025 ad growth
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Telecommunications & Media
Apple to expand App Store ads from March, drawing developer backlash