The digital marketing industry’s tentpole global event Dmexco kicks off today (Sept. 13) in Cologne, Germany. Much has changed in the world of ad tech, publishing and marketing in the last 12 months. Here’s what’s in and out this year.
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How Axios is tackling local news: newsletters from small teams, in more markets
Axios plans to have local newsletters in 23 markets in 2022. But local news is a challenging undertaking, and many have failed before it. How is Axios differentiating itself?
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‘Giving people more control’: Rise in flexible working is enabling older workers to defer retirement
Enforced working from home has opened many people’s eyes to the potential for flexible working, and for many older people it has offered them a way to defer retirement.
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Member ExclusiveMedia Buying Briefing: ‘The golden age of audio’: New forms hit a higher note, but radio buyers still struggle to hear it
As digital audio continues to grow, forecast by eMarketer to hit $5.59 billion in 2021, media buyers and planners are still trying to find ways to make effective use of it.
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SponsoredHow legacy publishers are transforming into profitable streaming channels
Navdeep Saini, co-founder and CEO, DistroScale, parent company of DistroTV Connected TV (CTV) has become one of the fastest developing channels in advertisers’ marketing mix today. The pandemic led to an increase in CTV consumption, with 75% of consumers watching more streaming content than before quarantines set in. With streaming viewership continuing to gain momentum, […]
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Publishers boost climate change coverage as the issue takes the world stage
With the countdown to the COP26 summit underway, publishers are boosting their coverage of climate change in videos, articles, events and audio.
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‘We see a world where publisher data replaces third-party data’: News U.K. puts its data at the nucleus of post-cookie push for media budgets
News U.K. has overhauled the way it collects, sorts and monetizes its audience data across all its titles via first-party data platform Nucleus.
