Digiday Research: Publishers turn to retailers to sell their products

Forty-one percent of publishers surveyed by Digiday are selling products by a third party.

Fueled by the crypto boom, blockchain news outlet CoinDesk is venturing into TV

CoinDesk writes and hosts conferences about blockchain and crypto. Now it wants to make TV shows and podcasts covering this world.

The Rundown: BuzzFeed’s membership model takes the middle road

The timing makes sense for BuzzFeed to test a membership model, but it faces some hurdles.

Retail briefing: Retailers eye paid membership models

Fighting back against Amazon also means taking a page from its book. With half of all U.S. households now subscribing to Prime, memberships are becoming more interesting to retailers looking to keep loyal customers loyal -- and get some of that sweet recurring revenue.

Video Briefing: Amazon is flooding the zone in the video market

Amazon's Prime Video Direct program could take on a central role in how the company works with various video programmers.

Digiday Research: Half of marketers struggle to measure their content marketing

Over half of marketers say they struggle to use the right KPIs to measure content marketing campaigns.

How Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza is holding its own against Amazon

For Brazilian retailer Magazine Luiza, physical stores are very much part of its future, even as it competes with online-only marketplaces.

Digiday Research: Why publishers are chasing subscriptions

Nearly three-quarters of publishers like subscriptions.