The recent Mx3 Barcelona event, held on March 13th and 14th, 2024, marked a significant gathering of many of global media's most influential innovators,

Journalist Simon Owens’s Media Industry Newsletter is compulsory reading for anyone trying to navigate the ever-changing, challenging world of digital

In his annual letter to shareholders, BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti outlined his vision to turn the flagship BuzzFeed site into an AI-driven technology and media company.

The topline: Analyzing and connecting content across a publisher’s entire footprint offers benefits on both the revenue and expense sides of the business.

Bearing in mind publishers’ recent economic realities, in this first annual report on publishers’ revenues Digiday+ Research examines the current and future state of publishers’ revenue streams, from traditional ad revenue to events and subscriptions.

Nylon will print its first physical magazine since 2017.

Auto-generated content unlocks a new world of potential, but do not forget that the most valuable asset for any media is the trust of its readers

Despite ethical concerns, nearly 70% of newsroom staffers recruited for an Associated Press survey say they’re using generative AI to create content

The topline: News brands can build audiences for the future if they understand the way that young news consumers build trust and what they value in terms

The Audiencers’ Festival Toronto was one to remember - held in the legendary El Mocambo, where the likes of The Rolling Stones and Billy Idol have

Nine digital publishing execs that spoke with Digiday said they are investing in other social platforms like Instagram and TikTok to grow their reach. But the question remains if these strategies can actually make up the social referral deficit.

Getting users to willingly sign-in to a publisher website can be valuable, but has proven elusive.

If people become a subscriber to The Telegraph after clicking on a link in a newsletter, they’re 50% more likely to still be a subscriber a year later.

By Madelin Zwingelberg, Director of Subscription Analytics at Mather Economics The Current State of Subscriptions Publishers have grappled with costly operational hurdles for print subscriptions in recent years, driving a shift towards digital platforms favored by younger demographics. This shift has spurred exponential growth in digital subscriptions, becoming a primary focus for many publishers. The

The Globe and Mail launched a hybrid paywall in 2012 — applying a simple meter for most articles, with editors deciding to place about 10% of articles behind a hard paywall. Like most news organisations, we were heavily reliant on advertising revenue at the time and did not want to risk killing the golden goose. However,

The topline: Digital advertising is evolving. The impending changes to addressability, the continued shift to programmatic buying, and the proliferation

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the recent developments in the TV measurement market on the eve of this year’s upfront negotiations.

In an era where digital privacy concerns are reshaping the advertising landscape, highfivve, a spin-off of gutefrage.net GmbH, one of the largest German

In this week’s Digiday+ Research Briefing, we examine publishers’ reservations about Google's Privacy Sandbox, how subscriptions aren’t the revenue driver they once were for publishers and how X is once again telling advertisers it’s serious about brand safety, as seen in recent data from Digiday+ Research.

The way we experience content will soon change. One morning in the near future, you’ll open your favorite mobile app or visit your favorite website and face a sign-up wall that didn’t exist before. Targeted advertising is under threat. The death of cookies on Chrome, and their Android equivalent – mobile advertising IDs – is inevitable, and […]

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