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How Hulu’s self-serve ad tool could open streaming’s floodgates
While initially aimed at smaller advertisers, Hulu Ad Manager can attract more ad dollars from bigger, more sophisticated companies ...
The Minority Report is providing a playbook for diversity and inclusion in the media industry
In the latest episode of Digiday's show The New Normal, Kerel Cooper and Erik Requidan talk about how their podcast the Minority ...
'Implicitly rather than explicitly': Advertisers no longer want to discuss the coronavirus
The coronavirus is still around — ravaging entire states, with infection rates rising across the country. But marketers would ...
Digiday Research: Half of agency staffers don't feel secure about their jobs
About 40% of agency employees are currently looking for a new job, according to a new survey about work and culture by ...
Twitter hack jolts companies into a social media security check
In tech, media and advertising mid-level employees can have access to powerful tools. 'It might be useful to think about ...
Why it will be hard for BigCommerce to dethrone Shopify as the DTC platform of choice
In the direct-to-consumer startup space, the response to BigCommerce's IPO this week was muted, thanks to Shopify's ...
'We can work all over the place': How being fully remote has helped one young branding agency become a global player
Agencies continue retool their in-person processes for long-term remote work due to the on-going ...
Inside The New York Times’ first-party data play
"We certainly do use a good portion of third-party data in our direct targeting ad business today, but we have covered our bases ...
'The rules of engagement are changed': The TV industry contemplates a changed buying process
TV advertising’s annual upfront deals might as well be etched in stone. But that rigidity is eroding following the coronavirus ...
The second wave of media layoffs is here
After hundreds of media workers lost their jobs to coronavirus-related cuts in the spring, another round of layoffs has swamped the ...
How publishers are selling advertisers on virtual events
Now that product launch events and branded pop-up experiences are no longer an option, publishers are turning to virtual platforms and ...
Six months in, News Corp's 'Knewz' aggregator has big ambitions
Knewz had 1.7 million unique visitors in May, according to comScore. Noah Kotch, who is overseeing Knewz, has plans for it to become ...
How The Atlantic is moving its biggest festival online
Not wanting to lose out on the content, audience or revenue, The Atlantic is following suit with many other publishers and turning its ...
Streaming advertising's tipping point: Viewership has shifted and ad dollars are expected to follow
The leveling of the streaming playing field between TV networks and digital platforms will lead to streaming accounting for a larger ...
As advertisers boycott Facebook, publishers see video ad revenue fall in July
In July, some publishers' Facebook video ad revenue has fallen 10% to 50% below the June ...
Slack is fueling media's bottom-up revolution
Publishing bosses loved Slack as a productivity tool, but it's now being used ...
'The biggest theme is uncertainty': How coronavirus has changed the wedding industry
Over the last five months, couples and wedding vendors alike have set up new ways of working ...
How Overtime is building sports media for Gen Z
In order to grow a substantial Gen Z audience, the content has to feel like it's coming from a friend, but beyond that, the media ...
Shut out of Fire TV and Roku, Peacock is the latest example of the arrival power moves to streaming
For TV networks, going direct to consumer in streaming is not so ...
Inside LGBT+ publisher PinkNews' pivot to paid
'Covid probably forced our hand,' said PinkNews Media CEO Benjamin ...
'It's like telling a reporter he can't have a Twitter account': Reporters are starting their own newsletters outside of their employer
Salaried reporters and editors see side hustle newsletters playing the same role that blogs once did more than a decade ...
Ad tech is in denial about Apple's new app privacy rule
Some ad tech companies are determined they'll find a solution to Apple's recent IDFA updates -- threading more confusion ...
The end of schmooze: How coronavirus has upended the time-honored practice of industry networking
Schmooze. integral to tentpole industry events, is largely on hold this year. Was is really was necessary to do business after ...
South China Morning Post CEO Gary Liu on navigating a perilous time for Hong Kong
Alibaba bought the South China Morning Post in 2015, and brought the Hong Kong newspaper's paywall down shortly after.
For SCMP ...
Publishers are wary of the latest attempt to standardize GDPR compliance
Google’s involvement, like all publisher and platform partnerships, is both a selling point and some causing ...
'The most influential people aren't on social': Why amplification is not key to Team Epiphany's influencer strategy
In the latest episode of Digiday's weekly show The New Normal, Coltrane Curtis talks about his company's unique influencer ...
'Netflix for ears': How a new serialized podcast is helping BMW shift into branded entertainment
BMWs podcast strategy will eschew sponsorships and advertising opportunities moving forward to focus on producing branded ...
'This is a relationship business': The in-person client meeting is beginning to make a comeback among publishers
After months of social distancing, agency and brand exes are starting to ask for in-person meetings. Many are jumping at the ...
Digiday Research: What return to the physical office looks like for media workers — fewer meetings, less snacks
A new Digiday survey found that for 42% of media industry workers, the company hasn’t said anything concrete about when they’re ...
What comes next: Looking to the other side of the coronavirus fallout, recession and social unrest
Over the next two weeks, Digiday, Glossy and Modern Retail writers and editors will explore what comes next, beyond the short-term ...
The great reset: How sales relationships and structure will change on the other side of coronavirus
After speaking with eight publisher revenue officers about the future of ad sales, forming new relationships rings out as a common ...
'It's an undervalued growth channel': Publishers, eager for subs, increasingly see high value in newsletter referral programs
Referral programs are a more deliberate and proactive method for getting existing subscribers to recommend a ...
'You need to fix the entire line': Publishers' sales and revenue teams struggle with entrenched diversity problem
Media organizations have been trying to confront the lack of diversity in their newsrooms. But they face an even bigger problem on the ...
Advertisers were cutting their Facebook ad spending well before the boycott began
Eleven of the 20 largest Facebook advertisers to boycott have been reducing the amount they spend on the platform over the last two ...
Facebook in the age of revolt
Facebook's stalemate with advertisers is likely to stretch on as both sides dig ...
TikTok’s self-service platform launch is perfectly timed to kick Facebook while it’s down
'I can’t emphasize how aggressively [TikTok] is trying to take share at the moment,' said one agency ...
Virtually indispensable: How work-from-home skills became a boon for the post-office reality
Work-from-home (or anywhere) used to be something you’d have to convince employers was good for the ...
Danish publisher Zetland is driving more new members since quitting Facebook
Don’t call Zetland’s move a ...
After a quiet three months, DTC brands resume launches
After months of Instagram posts about how "we're all in this together," and turning their factories into production ...
Pernod Ricard thinks the Facebook advertiser revolt won't be enough to curb hate speech online, so it's developing an app to help
Pernod Ricard is developing an app that will let people flag hate speech they see ...
'We're letting Facebook grade their own homework': Here's how advertisers' desired changes differ from overall boycott
The overall goals of civil rights advocates organizing the boycott differ slightly from those of ...
'Hug them close and punch them in the nose': How upstart Protocol, eager to get inside crowded tech beat, struggled and cut to survive
The company had an ambitious goal: To do for tech news coverage what Politico had done for politics coverage a decade ...
'Allow the creators to create': EOS hands influencers the wheel to drive effectiveness of its TikTok campaigns
In the latest Digiday+ Talk, Soyoung Kang talked about EOS's relationship with TikTok's creative influencers and how her ...
‘My white colleagues are looking to me for answers’: Confessions of a Black ad tech exec
While the ad tech has taken strides toward being more inclusive, it has also suffered setbacks, according to a senior black ...
'It is important for us to take a leadership role': How esports giant FaZe Clan is working to root out bad behavior in the gaming community
Lee Trink, CEO of the $240 million esports collective, on its expansion plans and no tolerance rule on divisive ...
Reducing cookie reliance, The Telegraph rolls out ways to share data directly with advertisers
The Telegraph is the latest to work with Infosum on sharing its first-party data directly with advertisers to ways of matching ...
'They don't have a people-centric way:' Facebook ad boycott is reigniting its dysfunctional relationship with advertisers
Advertisers have been complacent and reactive when it comes to Facebook, until a changing society demands them to act ...
The boycotters' Faustian bargain: The dilemma of when to resume advertising on Facebook
Any marketer that’s made the decision to potentially forego revenue and vocally announce a Facebook ad suspension now faces a second ...
How Facebook’s brand safety audit with the Media Rating Council will work
The MRC audit will determine whether Facebook has applied an advertising adjacency standard into its brand safety ...
'Blockers are an industry stopper': CNN sharpens its contextual tool for the brand safety fight
Rampant keyword blocking is a symptom of the open marketplace, but news publisher pages are dense and they won’t be pulling ...
'I don't ever get the benefit of the doubt': Blavity founder Morgan DeBaun on running a Black media business in 2020
These should be banner days for a Black media site that has long covered social injustice for a young audience.
But Blavity CEO and ...
'Work together around an open solution': As Rubicon and Telaria rebrand as Magnite, the SSP sets out to rival the walled gardens
The plan for the new entity is to offer an "omnichannel" SSP at a lower cost than rivals, ...
Sex toy sales are up and publishers are seeing an opportunity to grasp
Due to limitations from social platforms blocking sexual content from retailers in paid post, publishers are capitalizing on the ...
'Are you going to put people over profit?': As Facebook boycott continues, DTCs still running ads on the platform in a tricky spot
The Facebook boycott is part of a larger cultural shift towards a more “values-based ...
WTF is California’s new, and potentially stronger, privacy law?
In November, California residents will vote on the state's second privacy law, which is basically the CCPA ...
The dream of the DTC exit is fading
Last week Lululemon announced plans to acquire Mirror, a connected fitness startup, for $500 million. It may give a false sense of ...
Deep Dive: How publishers must adapt to the new normal
In the midst of a multi-pronged crisis, it’s not easy to get a lay of the land – much less predict what tomorrow looks like. But ...
Digiday Research: Media industry workers are working longer hours, report productivity issues
Digiday’s newest research asked respondents about the future of work and how their productivity levels, stress and lives had changed ...
‘If your enemy has all the power, you may as well sleep with them’: Why subscription publishers can’t quit Facebook ads
News, and particularly subscription publishers, have had a characteristically fraught relationship with ...
How we're helping retailers in a time of consumer uncertainty
Retailers and brands face complicated times. Non-essential spending since the onset of Covid-19 is declining across different ...
Pinterest testing new co-sold, revenue-share ad model for publishers with Tastemade
Currently in an experimental phase, Tastemade is the first publisher to sign on and the brand that is funding this ad experiment is ...
'Influencer deals are being paused': As Facebook boycott begins in earnest, influencer marketing feels a sting
The latest move to pause influencer marketing comes as marketers are not only reconsidering where their ads appear and the kind of ...
As publishers clean up automated supply chains, education-title Chegg cut ad resellers and saw no negative impact on revenue
"We were told as publishers that resellers were so important, but no [publisher] has communicated to me they removed resellers ...
The Facebook ad boycott could help publishers swing the pendulum back to context
Publishers have a golden opportunity to shift thinking around the role context, broadly defined, should play in ...
As Facebook boycott continues, here's a look at what major marketers were spending on Facebook and Instagram
To get a sense of how much advertisers are pulling back from Facebook, Digiday reached out to ad-tracking firm Pathmatics. The company ...
How the future of TV and streaming has been reshaped so far by 2020
The first half of 2020 saw streaming viewership surge, the remaking of TV's upfront market, production shut down and Quibi's ...
Patagonia: Boycotting Facebook ads will lead to an 'even more thoughtful approach' to its ad buying
Patagonia has pulled all paid ads from Facebook and Instagram until at least the end of July. The boycott will extend if the ...
How Substack has spawned a new class of newsletter entrepreneurs
As the media ecosystem contracts amid coronavirus, Substack has been thrust into an uncomfortable role — that of a ...
Ad refreshing is the publisher ad tactic both ad buyers and readers dislike - and is on the rise in tough times
Ad refreshing, especially automatic ad refreshing, carries a stigma since publishers historically used it to prioritize revenue over ...
'Being Black, you have to work twice as hard': Inside Bleacher Report’s staff revolt that toppled a CEO
The disparity between Bleacher Report's mostly white leadership and its Black employees has reached a breaking ...
With the Facebook ad boycott, the push for inclusivity arrives in ad buying
While the Facebook ad boycott won’t compensate for advertisers’ systemic failures to foster racial equity, it's clear that ...
'Significant growth': Bloomberg Media Group CEO Justin Smith on the accelerated shift to subscriptions
Bloomberg Media Group CEO Justin Smith doesn't see the advertising business collapsing due to the pandemic. "We've ...
'Virtual events can be more valuable': How VentureBeat kept sponsorship revenue on par with in-person events
With 50% of the company’s revenue coming from events, VentureBeat's Gina Joseph said that events in their virtual form are ...
'Performative posting': As agencies share their equality values online, staffers say they have to do much more for Black employees than post
Agency employees and execs say agencies need to do more than make statements to be better for Black ...
'Easier for brands to engage with the platform': Inside TikTok's revamped pitch to advertisers
TikTok is bringing all its marketing services and ad formats under one ...
'It's a crutch': South China Morning Post is the latest publisher to swear off third-party data
"When you take [third-party-data] out it makes you focus on what is important to understand how you can service ...
Digiday Research: Over a third of agency employees report pay cuts, 25% report layoffs
The twin crises of the coronavirus and the ensuing economic effects have left most companies struggling to keep costs down as revenue ...
It's reach or niche for media buyers considering placing client dollars with publishers' video studios
According to media buyers, the appeal of publishers' video offerings is not the size of the publishers' audience, but from ...
'Don't want to piss off customers': With manufacturing and exporting snarled, some DTC brands are adapting their advertising
Media buyers say that supply chain hiccups have caused them to pause or significantly reduce media spending anywhere from two weeks to ...
'Stay ahead of regulations': Publishers question Google's motives in paying for news
Like with all platform publisher relations, there is wariness from previous battle scars and a healthy dose of ...
Beyond remote work: Bringing serendipity back to the office
This article is part of the Future of Work briefing, a weekly email with stories, interviews, trends and links about how work, ...
How DTC startups fall flat in marketing their values
Direct-to-consumer startup founders have found themselves in a number of unprecedented situations over the past three months -- from ...
The New York Times, Vice Media and PopSugar are Digiday Media Awards winners
The New York Times, Vice Media and PopSugar are Digiday Media Awards ...
Why advertiser 'revolts' never sway Facebook
With 7 million advertisers, Facebook is simply too big to be shamed by some uppity advertisers. What’s more, advertisers often need ...
Showing them the money: Instagram’s IGTV is becoming YouTube stars’ alternative platform of choice
Creators are using IGTV as a sandbox to produce videos that wouldn’t suit their YouTube ...
'Almost as if racism can be forgiven': Confessions of a Black creative calling out a willful legacy of oppression at agencies
The problems the employees are calling out are not new, according to a Black creative who is the only Black person in his ...
Bright spot: Meredith sees programmatic ad prices rebound to higher than pre-coronavirus levels
There is a light at the end of the tunnel for publishers who are taking action and changing up their programmatic ...
As coronavirus restrictions lift, show makers prepare a gradual return to production
Smaller crew sizes, staggered lunch breaks and separate coronavirus-related budgets are among the measures that producers are ...
'It’s just a whitewash': Coronavirus worsening the struggle of young minorities trying to enter the media workforce
The full weight of coronavirus falls on people who already have a tougher ...
'Live with low-level fear': U.S. ad agencies and immigration lawyers say visa suspension 'unnerving' international talent
For U.S. advertising agencies, which have long relied on foreign-born talent, the decision creates new hurdles for those in the midst ...
‘Being off the platform speaks to our commitment’: And The North Face’s ad boycott won’t stop at Facebook
The North Face will review all media owners it buys ads from in order to avoid funding hate speech and ...
Publishers see digital events as a new route to audience data
Without the vehicle to generate the same amount of revenue for a digital version, publishers are working out that digital events are ...
'Long road ahead': Ad agencies are releasing diversity data - and admitting their shortcomings
The disclosure of agencies’ makeup in terms of diversity of employees follows an open letter signed by 600 Black agency employees ...
'180 degrees from the intent:' Why marketers are living in constant fear of the screenshot
Marketers are taking the secure route to brand safety, which has no sensible marketing implication, but does prevent potentially ...
Why this latest Facebook advertiser 'boycott' may be different
A planned advertiser boycott in July will expose Facebook to yet another test of its mettle at a time when society is divided and ...
The audience 'can make up their own mind': Fox News Digital editor-in-chief Porter Berry wants 'voices from all sides'
Through a pandemic, an extraordinarily polarizing presidency, and a reckoning over racial injustice in both America's newsrooms ...
Digiday Research: 62% of publishers report late payments
A new Digiday survey found that for a quarter of publishers, payments are delayed under two weeks, while for 17%, delays are between ...
'D&I execs should report to the CEO': As agencies examine diversity, execs point to the current limits of the chief diversity officer
In recent years, agencies have touted D&I initiatives, with some hiring chief diversity officers to not only help improve the ...
Twitch moves deeper into TV-like programming (with interactivity)
Twitch has co-produced two series that enable viewers to participate in the shows and has talked with producers about adding more ...
Ad tech insiders expect Apple to eliminate a key mobile ad targeting feature
Speculation abounds that Apple might begin to unravel its IDFA, or identifier for advertisers -- a move that would have a huge impact ...
As cities reopen, the DTC store strategy is changing
For digitally-native brands, Soho has often been the first place for digitally-native startups to open stores. Now, it's a ghost ...
At tech publisher Digital Trends, staffers see a 'white bro culture'
Sixteen former and current Digital Trends staffers dating all the way back to 2012 shared with Digiday the patterns of racism, sexism, ...
As agencies recognize Juneteenth, Black employees say commitment to change has to go beyond a day off
As agencies and companies across the nation take the day off, Black employees and execs say that the recognition of the day is a good ...
What to read, watch and listen to this Juneteenth
We asked Black leaders and employees in media and marketing for the reading, watching and in one case, playing, they should do to mark ...
For media organizations to change, equality needs to be a keystone habit
Media companies will be tested in their resolve and whether they’ll do the hard work needed to enact lasting change in an industry ...
HBO, TurboTax and Mattel are Digiday Content Marketing Awards winners
HBO, TurboTax and Mattel are Digiday Content Marketing Awards ...
TV ad dollars expected to drop in 2020, while streaming’s share set to rise
TV networks will need to count on streaming to help buoy their advertising businesses this ...
How news publishers are combating burnout with extra days off and mental health support
On top of the daily work load, the constant overhead gloom of the global pandemic and protests aimed at social justice have naturally ...
'A shift towards maturity': Why TikTok is investing $15m in short-form educational content in Europe
Gone are the days of having to have fancy equipment and software to become noticed as an Influencer. The creators who are already ...
Engagement over revenue: How The New York Times has reoriented its events internationally
Key topic pillars that consistently perform well to its international readers are climate change, gender, geopolitics and ...
‘The money is just not showing up’: Digital media companies are likely to wait even longer for payments
The average payment terms in the digital media space is 59 days, up from 49 days last ...
Deep Dive: Adapting programmatic strategies for the new normal
More than anything else, the second quarter of 2020 has been dominated by uncertainty. Adjusting to this new normal, however long it ...
'Nothing typical about this year's political ad market': As crises continue forecasts predict higher than ever political ad spending
Even with the multiple on-going crises, advertising forecasts this week predicted that political advertising will hit an all-time high ...
Why WarnerMedia still has so many HBO-branded streaming services: a study of a branding and distribution headache
WarnerMedia's knot of HBO-branded streamers is the result of HBO's past efforts to expand into ...
How Crocs is keeping its marketing strategy active on social
Crocs' marketing strategy has needed to change from the norm, given the current climate, however having three months to get the ...
'Time to put their money where their mouth is': Minority community publishers hurt worse by keyword blocking
"Words such as 'Black', 'LGBTQ' or 'Muslim' should never feature on a blocklist but often ...
'Christmas came early': For some direct-to-consumer brands spending more on ads during Q2 proved opportune
For DTC brands in categories like home goods, wellness, athleisure and beauty as well as office and outdoor furniture, increasing the ...
'How do you go ahead and plan?' Splitting TV’s upfront deal-making amid Coronavirus concerns is far from clean-cut
Conducting upfront negotiations in two different windows raises the question of what inventory will be available when and to ...
'There is so much content competing:' As live sports returns, advertisers grapple with a congested window
If the resumption of live sport continues as planned, there will be millions of people watching live sports broadcasts almost every ...
'We don't need your clicks': The Dispatch co-founder Steve Hayes on bucking the attention economy
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify The attention economy hasn’t ...
'This is one of the quick things you can do:' The ad industry reconsiders terms like ‘blacklist’ and ‘whitelist’
'“It’s a sort of institutional microaggression. People don’t realize constantly associating black with [a] negative is ...
'Never given a clear path forward': Black employees say it's hard to get to middle management at agencies
Without being set up for success at agencies, Black employees often don’t make it to middle ...
Caught in the mushy middle: How Quartz fell to earth
In July 2018, Uzabase co-founder Yusuke Umeda addressed a room of anxious Quartz employees. Staffers were reeling from the news ...
Digiday Research: 74% of publishers have seen ad CPMs drop
About 74% of 127 publishing executives surveyed by Digiday this month said the crises have driven ad CPMs down, while 75% said ...
'Churn and burn': Publishers are prioritizing subscription volume over immediate revenue
The last few months have been a perfect storm for publishers who can’t quit the sugar rush of cheap ...
'The glass is half full for me': Martin Sorrell's optimistic take on recovery
'It’s not good preaching doom and gloom,' said the S4 Capital executive chairman. 'It won’t get you ...
How Vox developed new video programming remotely
But when coronavirus shut down nearly all of Vox Media Studio's planned productions for the year, all areas of that integrated ...
Snap gives new original short-form shows a boost with new AR features that pull in Snapchat interactions
Snap has unveiled a slate of new shows and new features that should help to raise the profile of shows in ...
‘I don’t want to rock the boat – even now’: Confessions of a Black media agency director
In this edition of our Confessions in which we exchange anonymity for candor, we hear from a black director at an agency who questions ...
Office politics: The class war has arrived at work
After all, the office and its trapping were great (superficial) equalizers, with everyone getting the same amount of desk space and ...
As calls for improving diversity increase, many VCs are silent
Over the past two weeks, there's been a flood of direct-to-consumer startups issuing statements about steps they will take to ...
Chipotle, VH1 and Hulu are Digiday Video Awards winners
This year’s Digiday Video Awards honored brands, publishers and platforms including Chipotle, VH1 and ...
TV networks try to use weak ad market to settle ad delivery debts to advertisers
Networks have the inventory available to make up for prior delivery shortcomings, but they have to get advertisers to ...
Despite recession, Jaguar plans to keep driving advertising through the crisis
Most advertisers are revisiting their strategies for the summer but that doesn’t mean they’re all starting from ...
'Silence is tantamount to complicity': Why R/GA's Twitter account is calling out police brutality and systemic racism
In this moment, as many agencies put out statements that they will do more and do better, R/GA is using its Twitter account to speak ...
'Can it be done quickly?': Publishers find speed essential as ad budgets pop up
"Agencies say they’re working faster with fewer people, turning a project around in four days rather than four weeks," ...
'The pressure is on': Black employees demand change at agencies where 'white culture' has been dominant
Agency employees, fed up with the lip-service or inaction of agencies when it comes to true diversity and inclusion, are trying to ...
'The definition of local changes': As America staggers reopenings, location-targeting becomes a top advertiser priority
Location-targeting and location-specific creative have become key priorities for advertisers as they look to drive customers to stores ...
Bottom-up revolt: How media’s ‘super-empowered individuals’ will drive change
The rank-and-file in media organizations aren't waiting for change; they're forcing it ...
New Google 'confirmed clicks' plan could depress publisher revenue
In some cases, programmatic revenue can drop between 40% and 60%, according to sources interviewed for this ...
How Bloomberg Media is managing churn and retaining subscribers
In order to ensure that not only the number of subscribers increases but subscription revenue increases as well, Bloomberg's ...
'It's a dangerous time to go dark': Advertisers prepare for an uncertain summer
No marketer would ever say they don’t care about cost savings, but the ability to pause and shift their spending matters more now ...
Spared for now, large publishers live in fear of Amazon commission cuts
Spared for now from Amazon's commission cuts, high-volume publishers are living in fear of that their rates will be slashed soon ...
‘Never happened before’: Advertisers prepare for a September logjam of live sports
The NBA's expected collision with other major sports has agencies trying to game out how a glut of games may affect ...
Advertisers eye in-game ads as audiences swell in lockdown
In-game events are making headlines, so now, advertisers have a better understanding of how ample (and exciting) the opportunities for ...
As brand advertising budgets get pinched, publishers pivot to cater to direct response
"[Brands] have had marketing budgets on hold and are bringing them back online -- we can see the spend increasing -- and ...
'We've seen the tide turn': Publishers benefit from revenue upticks from Facebook, YouTube and Snapchat video
As quarantine restrictions loosen, advertisers are running video ads to raise people’s awareness of businesses opening back ...
'We want people to feel included': Verizon CMO Diego Scotti on the importance of equality in hiring
Digiday spoke with Scotti about this year's Ad Fellows program as well as managing through multiple crises. This conversation has ...
'Over-inflating their importance': Why many marketers are wrong-footed on race
This pivotal moment serves as a reminder that companies need to get their own houses in order first before attempting to take a stand ...
Teen Vogue editor-in-chief Lindsay Peoples Wagner on 'long, sustainable change'
Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Stitcher | Google Play | Spotify Teen Vogue editor-in-chief Lindsay ...
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