Digiday Podcast Ep. 1: Fleeky Friday
At Digiday we don’t just cover the future of digital media, but we try to live it as well. We’re proud to debut the Digiday Podcast, a...
Category: Digital Marketing News
Ad-Tech Company Shuts Down ‘Zombie’ Cookie
Verizon’s foray into the digital ad business isn’t going all that smoothly. Turn, a partner in the carrier’s mobile-tracking offering for advertisers, was cited in...
The Upshot Emerges as Potentially Lucrative Franchise at The Times
The New York Times’ 20 most-popular stories of 2014 included two from its news-explainer section The Upshot: “Where Are the Hardest Places to Live in...
Cool ideas: Pay it forward comes to retail
Next time you go to check out at a retail site, you might get the option to do a solid for the next person coming...
Hot Zone: Bieber Fever Strikes the Viral Video Chart
Like it or not, you still can’t escape Justin Bieber — at least on the Viral Video Chart. The new face of Calvin Klein was...
Confessions of a publisher on agency gifting: ‘I’ll buy the $300 sunglasses. It doesn’t mean I think it’s OK.’
The rise of digital was supposed to usher in an era of transparency and accountability, but in some ways, the buying of ad space hasn’t...
Op-ed: ‘Dark viewability’ and why the IAB has it right
Jeff Burkett is senior director of sales operations and product strategy at The Washington Post There is a new fraud in the digital ad industry...
On Guard: Vendors of Data Companies Likely to Feel Compliance Pressure
This year guarantees to bring a surge in the use of data-security services. And some expect that companies that collect and manage a lot of...
How Poppin is turning your favorite color into a data empire
“Work happy.” Poppin’s catchphrase was originally an appeal to overlooked office drones sitting in colorless cubicles, unaware of how their uninspiring environs affected their lives....
Samsung Hopes Software Will Make It the Google of Smart Homes
Samsung Electronics Co.’s challenger to Google software is moving from phones to big-screen TVs as the South Korean company tries to capitalize on the burgeoning...
5 things we learned about building a new media company
Last year was supposed to have ushered in a golden age for journalism. Old and new media alike got infusions from tech-rich entrepreneurs like eBay founder Pierre...
The Year in Native Ads
If 2013 was a year of hand wringing over so-called native advertising — a tactic in which ads are meant to mimic editorial content —...
Today in Tabs editor Rusty Foster: ‘2014 was a terrible year!’
Hate-reads and outrage are the Internet’s furniture. And Rusty Foster is a comfy chair. A programmer and writer living in Maine — far away from...
2014: Our favorite creative from around the world
This is the fourth installment of Digiday’s series that highlights interesting, creative, funny or otherwise notable digital projects from around the globe, and the last one...
Time Inc.’s Digital Audience Now Larger Than Print
Cannon on Dec. 18.” class=”medium” credit=”Getty Images” image=”http://%%img_server%%/images/bin/image/medium/KarenKovacs_NickCannon.JPG” url=” ” /> TIme Inc., the nation’s largest magazine company, has crossed an important threshold in its...
All Day: From viral Twitter feed to media company hopeful
Only in today’s digital media climate can a couple of college-age kids with popular Twitter accounts raise $2 million to launch a full-fledged media company. Xavier...
