Digiday+ Member Exclusives

  • ​​Digiday+ Research Briefing: A look at how tariffs could impact consumer and advertiser spending

    In this edition of the Digiday+ Research Briefing, we examine the impact of tariffs on consumers, retailers and advertisers. As uncertainty remains, we look at some different predictions and their impacts.

  • Media Briefing: Reliant on search, haunted by AI: publishers at a crossroads

    With AI-driven updates rolling out steadily and traffic patterns shifting, publishers are starting to plan for more zero-click searches.

  • Future of TV Briefing: The 2025 upfront preview

    This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the topics and trends likely to set the tone for this year’s upfront negotiations.

  • Digiday+ Research: Publishers look to cash in on growing events revenue

    Publishers are getting significantly more revenue from events in 2025, and they're going to focus on growing that even further.

  • Marketing Briefing: Here’s what marketers put on the back burner for the foreseeable future

    Marketers are still in wait-and-see mode, pressing pause on any advertising spending that doesn’t shore up their business for the time being.

  • Media Buying Briefing: Buyers to weigh the flexibility of digital with the Upfront’s legacy scale

    Could 2025 be the year that ad dollars shift in greater volume from linear networks to the more investment-flexible, cost-efficient digital video environment?

  • Ad Tech Briefing: Public companies’ first loyalty is to shareholders — why do advertisers give them an easy time?

    Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit attendees call foul, claiming IPOs encourage murkiness amid ad tech providers.

  • Digiday+ Research: Publishers’ subscription revenue is up this year, and they’ll focus on growing it even further

    Subscriptions is one area where publishers are seeing more revenue, and, in turn, ramping up their plans to strengthen that part of their business in the coming months.