Digiday Research: Marketers don’t understand AI well

On a letter grade scale from A to F, marketers surveyed by Digiday rate their company's understanding of artificial intelligence as a C.

The Rundown: Panic creeps in at publishers

Publishers are putting on a brave face, but behind closed doors, their staffers are painting pictures of creeping panic and a perceived lack of direction.

Digiday Research: Marketers’ transparency fears are leading to renegotiated contracts

Thirty percent of media buyers surveyed by Digiday said they have had a client renegotiate a contract due to transparency concerns.

Digiday Research: Voice is a low priority for marketers

Over 40 percent of companies surveyed by Digiday said they're developing technologies to enable voice marketing.

Digiday+ Deep Dive podcast: Snapchat’s unskippable video ads

Digiday editors Lucia Moses and Sahil Patel unpack Snapchat's plans for unskippable video ads, and the company's push to include more Snapchat personalities in the videos publishers are producing for its app.

Digiday Research: Nearly 40 percent of retailers have a subscription product

Thirty-nine percent of retailers surveyed by Digiday said they offered a subscription service.

The Rundown: The pivot to paid

A sea change is happening in publishing, as media reaches the acceptance phase of the duopoly’s stranglehold on advertising.

Digiday Research: Amazon dominates digital retail media

Sixty-three percent of media buyers run campaigns on Amazon, according to a Digiday survey.