Media Briefing: Publishers tap blockchain technology for new revenue possibilities, like sponsorship sales

In this week’s Media Briefing, senior reporter Kayleigh Barber reports on how publishers are beginning to mine their blockchain experiments, like NFTs, for ad sales opportunities.

Future of TV Briefing: What we talk about when we talk about TV

The Future of TV Briefing this week aims to offer a Tower of Babel for some of the industry's most prevalent acronyms.

Digiday Research: Publishers are much less worried about the coming cookie changes than brands and agencies

A majority of publishers now say they are no longer worried about the coming deprecation of third party cookies.

Marketing Briefing: ‘Delta variant has thrown a curve ball at business travel’: Marketers, agency execs predict hybrid events will remain this fall

With the delta variant on the rise and mask mandates returning, it’s unlikely agencies and brands will want employees schmoozing at large in-person events.

Media Buying Briefing: ‘We’re engineering around the value proposition’: Kepler Group’s global reach expands as it absorbs U.K.’s Infectious Media

The acquisition of Infectious Media gives Kepler Group the global reach its clients American Express, Fidelity Investments, HSBC and Deutsche Telekom are asking for.

Media Briefing: What four publishers’ latest earnings reports say about the media industry’s recovery

This week's Digiday+ Media Briefing looks at the latest round of earnings reports from publishers to see what they signal the media business's ability to rebound to pre-pandemic levels.

Future of TV Briefing: What TV and streaming companies’ latest earnings reports say about the state of the industry

The Future of TV Briefing this week takes a look at what TV and streaming companies' most recent earnings reports indicate about the state of the business.

Digiday Research: Commerce is now a revenue stream for a majority of publishers

More and more publishers are giving affiliate commerce a try for the first time amid the pandemic, according to Digiday+ research.