Digiday Research: 80 percent of publishers will spend more on video

At the Digiday Publishing Summit, publisher executives shared mixed views on the pivot to video and its ability to provide meaningful revenue streams.

‘He doesn’t have a plan’: The Washington Post’s David Fahrenthold on figuring out Trump

The Pulitzer-winning Washington Post reporter on what still perplexes him about Trump, bursting people’s filter bubbles and the rivalry with The New York Times.

How Europe is taking on the Google-Facebook duopoly

European Union regulators are at war with Google and Facebook over how they use data or use their market dominance.

Too big to ignore: Amazon’s biggest threat is from regulators

Following Amazon's acquisition of Whole Foods, as well as some public scrutiny from President Trump, murmurs of a potential breakup have gotten louder.

The Rundown: Facebook’s long road to TV

In this week's Rundown, we focus on Facebook's video forays and how it's not yet much of a threat to take TV budgets.

Armed with technology, advertisers can spend less and still grow sales

Maintaining digital advertising’s current level of expansion is a bit unsustainable, and a slowdown from Google or Facebook could end the precipitous growth.

The Brand Lie: How Tina Sharkey wants to shake up CPG

Tina Sharkey thinks people are being ripped off.

Digiday Research: Marketers lack confidence in their data-driven approaches

Last month, executives from brands joined us in New York for a one-day event to figure out the future of data-driven marketing. While at the event, we asked them about how they felt about their current data driven approaches.