Digiday Research: Agencies are struggling with demands for content

Half of the agency execs that Digiday surveyed said they were significantly or extremely worried about meeting demands for new content.

2018 will be a year for programmatic cleanup

Margins will get squeezed for all kinds of ad tech companies.

Artificial intelligence won’t take over media buying anytime soon

The hope for an easy button and letting artificial intelligence do media planning and buying for you is not coming in 2018.

Media agencies, already hammered by transparency issues, will face more turbulence in 2018

If 2017 was a year of pressure for media agencies, 2018 promises to be a time of pain as brands scrutinize their agency contracts.

The Rundown: Big questions for 2018

The new year means looking ahead to what is sure to be another turbulent year in media.

How Alibaba is positioning itself to crack Amazon’s dominance

Alibaba is already big in China, and now it's looking to expand into the U.S. and Southeast Asia.

Digiday Research: 64 percent of publishers are unaware if they’re on a brand’s blacklist

Digiday polled publishers to see if they were aware if brands had blacklisted them due to brand-safety concerns.

Publisher commerce ambitions will hit a wall in 2018

Many publishers looking to diversify their revenues put money into building up affiliate commerce operations in 2017. In 2018, they will have to reckon with Amazon's dominance.