California’s privacy law will force publishers to be more upfront about subscriber data sales

The law will compel publishers to be more upfront about their subscriber data sales practices and provide new opt-out options to their subscribers.

Digiday Research: Insufficient inventory is still a challenge for private marketplaces

Forty-one percent of Digiday survey respondents say insufficient inventory is the greatest PMP challenge, more that any other issue.

Video Briefing: Netflix will endure more bumps in its quest for global domination

Netflix is growing -- maybe not at the rate Wall Street wanted in the last quarter -- but it's going to be a long way to 300+ million subscribers.

Podcast: Go90’s slow death

The Digiday+ Deep Dive is a podcast available exclusively to Digiday+ members. Digiday editors discuss the week’s biggest stories, and offer a glimpse into what’s being talked about in the newsroom.  This week, Digiday senior reporter Sahil Patel joins editor-in-chief Brian Morrissey to discuss the death of Go90, and if betting on Facebook Watch will yield […]

‘I’m just competing with everybody else’: Digital video studios face an identity crisis

Fewer content buyers and more competition means it's a tough time right now for digital entertainment studios.

Rundown: The race for identity in digital advertising

Just like that, data is all the rage again. Industry execs have for months been wringing their hands about the future of targeted advertising in the run-up to Europe’s General Data Protection Regulation, which finally came into effect in May. Many said the current digital ad system would become unworkable and that marketers, publishers and […]

Digiday Research: After GDPR, U.S. marketers are more worried about audience targeting limitations than fines

U.S. marketers state the biggest concerns they'll have as a result of GDPR implementation.

‘Still in its infancy’: Participants say Subscribe with Amazon results are mixed

A year in, the Amazon program has just 17 participants.