Digiday Research: Retail media plays catch-up to Amazon

Twenty-three percent of media buyers spending do so on Walmart compared to 90 percent who advertise on Amazon according to a Digiday survey of 71 media buyers this March.

Retailers want to buy tech companies

As in-house innovation labs falter and the competitive landscape picks up, retailers are buying up technology companies to gain an advantage.

Pitch deck: How Reddit is selling ads

Reddit is expected to surpass $100 million in U.S. ad revenue in 2019, according to eMarketer.

‘The long game’: Wayfair tries to find a retail lane in the Amazon age

Wayfair’s strategy is simple: out-executing Amazon in the area it knows it can own.

Video Briefing: Apple’s streaming video plans bring up more questions than answers

Apple still hasn't disclosed pricing and other business strategy with its upcoming TV services. Bundles appear to be the most likely option.

The Rundown: Apple News+ splits publisher opinion

There are distinct divisions between how publishers view the latest high-profile platform initiative.

In streaming video, direct-to-consumer is a lie

When it comes to TV, there are always going to be middlemen.

The brand builder: How David Jones became a reformed agency exec

With You & Mr Jones, he's created a holding company that is one part venture capitalist, one-part consultancy and one part agency.