Media Briefing: The pros and cons of three commerce pricing models

In this week’s Media Briefing, media editor Kayleigh Barber breaks down the different pricing models that commerce publishers use.

Future of TV Briefing: How TikTok took over VidCon in 2022

This week’s Future of TV Briefing recaps how TikTok -- and TikTok creators -- overtook VidCon, the digital video industry's annual gathering that took place last week in Anaheim, California.

Digiday+ Research: Emotions are mixed among agency, brand execs amid cookie deprecation

Third-party cookie deprecation brings with it an emotional roller coaster for marketers, so Digiday took to the source to learn more. Research found emotions range from understanding to worry to relief.

Marketing Briefing: ‘Detrimental impact on millions of Americans’: Agencies, brands respond to Roe overturn by covering travel for employees in need of abortion care

Marketers and agency execs say they are focused on making sure employees, especially those in states where abortion access is now unavailable, know about the updated health care policies.

Media Buying Briefing: From Cannes Lions, wrestling with measurement, fraud and the ‘multiverse’

Ask 10 media buyers their most important issues at Cannes Lions, you’ll get 11 different answers. The one consistent theme expressed: happiness at being able to get together again in person to share ideas, visions, deals and frustrations.

Media Briefing: Publishers confront crypto’s bear market

In this week’s Media Briefing, media editor Kayleigh Barber reports on how publishers are adapting their blockchain-related efforts amid crypto's bear market.

Future of TV Briefing: A Q&A with Vox Media Studios’ Chad Mumm

This week’s Future of TV Briefing features an interview with Vox Media Studios' chief creative officer Chad Mumm who talks about the media company's latest show and how the production business has evolved.

Digiday+ Research: Apple, Google stand to win with the end of the third-party cookie, the list of who will lose is longer

Digiday asked agency and brand executives for their predictions about who stands to win and who will lose with the end of the third-party cookie -- and found that the industry anticipates more losers than winners.