Digiday Media Strategies London

Shaping What’s Next in Media

AI’s threat to publishers no longer needs spelling out. Traffic erosion, referral volatility and newsroom disruption have moved from one-off shocks to structural pressure. But the story isn’t only defensive. The same technology reshaping distribution has opened new rounds of commercial negotiations with platforms and forced sharper bets on differentiated, quality journalism. And it has prompted publishers to take second or third looks at other means of monetization they may have previously dismissed or taken for granted.

On October 13 at Digiday Media Strategies London, executives from some of the largest and most forward-leaning media companies will lay out how they’re turning disruption into strategy and charting a more durable path through the upheaval. The agenda will dig into audience and product strategy for a zero-click world, how commercial plans are evolving and expanding alongside those shifts, and what the practical realities of agentic media trading really hold — including whether these tools can meaningfully reverse declining referral traffic trends or simply reshape where demand — and revenue — comes from.

Join us for a full day of networking and a chance to connect one-on-one with top media execs.

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