Future of TV Briefing: Why YouTube and TikTok are/aren’t being left out of TV’s measurement makeover

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the dividing line that digital video platforms represent as the TV ad measurement ecosystem undergoes its overhaul.

Marketing Briefing: Why Mastercard has transitioned 25-year-old ‘Priceless’ from ad tagline to focus on experiences

Over the years, “Priceless” has become more than an advertising tagline for the brand but an overall marketing ethos.

Digiday+ Research: A third of publishers never discount subscriptions

A survey of publishers found that 32% said they never discount subscriptions, and subscription discounts aren't tied to the holiday season for the majority of publishers.

Media Buying Briefing: Rebundling takes on differing forms, driven by consumer and media changes

Lo-fi rebundling: a renewed realization that media, creative and data in the agency world need to work together at the outset of figuring out solutions for clients in order to create more effective solutions. 

Digiday 2022 Media Agency Report: The state and future of the media agency, client spending, staffing and beyond

Digiday’s first annual media agency report examines the current and future state of the media agency, including client spending (within media channels and by client categories) and agencies’ own investments in staffing and practice areas.

Media Briefing: How Semafor’s Ben Smith is building a new global newsroom

Digiday caught up with Ben Smith to hear how the company is managing a global newsroom of 60 people and if those inescapable Twitter ads actually drove people to subscribe to its newsletters.

Future of TV Briefing: A Q&A with NBCUniversal’s chief data officer John Lee

This week's Future of TV Briefing features an interview with NBCUniversal's chief data officer John Lee about the Comcast-owned media conglomerate's first-party data efforts.

Digiday+ Research: Influencer marketing falls on uneven ground between ad spend, confidence

Brands and agencies are aligned when it comes to how much they spend on influencer marketing and how confident they are that influencers drive successful marketing. However, both groups had a significant gap between that spend and confidence.