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Agencies are still feeling out who they think the winners and losers will be as the end of the third-party cookie draws near, but they're do…
Agencies are still feeling out who they think the winners and losers will be as the end of the third-party cookie draws near, but they're do…
Welcome to Digiday's Future of TV Week video series — join senior media editor Tim Peterson for special coverage designed to take you deep on the most important topics in television advertising.

- Media Briefing: Why Leaf Group spun off its media arm into a standalone company
- Dentsu’s latest ad report shows slowed growth, driven mostly by inflation
- How chef influencer Tue Nguyen works with the BuzzFeed Creator Network
- Dentsu’s new Web3 readiness tool shines light on the tech’s potential to complement AI
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‘Its inevitable’: Domino’s hungers for attention and context
Attention-based buying is turning into a legendary tale of patient and nonchalance. So when there’s a glimpse of progress, marketers tend to...
- Why Cars.com is driving away from performance marketing and toward influencers
- Why Unity Technologies is leaning into AI as economic headwinds pick up
- Dopamine rush to deeper engagement: short-form video boom fuels brands’ embrace of longer-form content
- How gamers’ engagement with short-form video is changing
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Future of TV Briefing: CTV continues to be a black box to programmatic marketers
This week’s Future of TV Briefing digs into the CTV-related, behind-closed-doors discussions among brand and agency executives during last w...
- Future of TV Briefing: The big questions heading into this year’s upfront market
- Future of TV Briefing: How TV and streaming businesses fared in the first quarter of 2023
- TelevisaUnivision’s Donna Speciale sees TV’s measurement shift shoring up underrepresentation issue
- How YouTube is mixing up the TV ad market

On this week's Modern Retail Rundown, we discuss the new margins of online fast fashion, why dollar stores struggling despite being considered recession-resistant. Lastly, we round out the news with the relentless price hikes by big conglomerates.

On this week's Modern Retail Rundown, we discuss the new margins of online fast fashion, why dollar stores struggling despite being considered recession-resistant. Lastly, we round out the news with the relentless price hikes by big conglomerates.

Last week, Balenciaga embarked on a calculated comeback, replete with A-listers wearing the brand on the red carpet. Plus, the lab-grown and non-precious jewelry industry continued to climb, and Pride Month got off to a contentious start, at least as far as brands are concerned.

Last week, Balenciaga embarked on a calculated comeback, replete with A-listers wearing the brand on the red carpet. Plus, the lab-grown and non-precious jewelry industry continued to climb, and Pride Month got off to a contentious start, at least as far as brands are concerned.

Layoffs and general belt-tightening across organizations in recent months, have brought caused many of the more fun benefits, like free food, to be put on ice. But this so-called perk-cession could be a good chance for employers to course correct and nail down the benefits that really matter, experts say.

Layoffs and general belt-tightening across organizations in recent months, have brought caused many of the more fun benefits, like free food, to be put on ice. But this so-called perk-cession could be a good chance for employers to course correct and nail down the benefits that really matter, experts say.