Digiday Research: European publishers still look to Facebook and Instagram to grow abroad

Forty-two percent of 103 publishing executives polled by Digiday this February said Facebook was an effective platform to grow international audiences.

Content creation for publishers in 2019

Editorial teams are being forced to adapt as publishers cut staff and pivot between emerging revenue streams. In order to assess the ongoing change within editorial departments at media organizations, Digiday surveyed 200 publisher executives from its proprietary research panel in February 2019. Digiday’s research found that editorial staff are increasingly asked to create more […]

Rent is the new CAC: Insights from the Digiday Retail Summit

The most important story in retail today is how legacy retailers are starting to look more like DTC companies, and vice-versa

Digiday Research: More than half of marketers don’t think their agencies share their interests

Over 50% of 73 client-side marketers surveyed by Digiday believe their business interests don't align with their agencies' business interests.

The Rundown: The once-exuberant NewFronts have a sober tone (and less VR)

There’s nothing etched in stone anywhere saying that the NewFronts need to be all sizzle, and no steak.

Digiday Research: Marketers avoid TikTok, Reddit due to brand-safety concerns

Over half of 94 client-side marketers polled by Digiday avoid at least one social platform due to brand-safety concerns.

‘Everyone is too siloed’: Insights from the Digiday Future of TV Summit

Brand and agency execs gathered at Digiday’s Future of TV Summit to discuss the opportunities and challenges as the future of TV advertising draws closer.

Digiday Research: Marketers aren’t relying on agencies to set up in-house operations.

In an April Digiday survey of 73 marketing executives all bringing work in-house, 71% said they are not relying on outside help from agencies or consulting firms.