The Web’s hottest media properties are turning their back on banners and pre-rolls. This is a good thing, argues Sharethrough’s Dan Greenberg.
For all the talk of data theft, publishers are frequently negligent when it comes to policing the third parties it invites onto their sites.
Introducing new ad products to clients and internal bosses is a major struggle for publisher project leads.
A Digiday-MailOnline study finds most brands plan to increase content marketing budgets in the next year.
History is against Yahoo if it believes buying Tumblr will give it relevance with a younger demographic.
Some of the best creative continues to come from agencies outside of North America.
The Onion points out how awesome sponsored content is and how there is still an need for print in the digital age.
Brands like L’Oreal, Amex and P&G are building loyalty through websites dedicated to providing their target audiences with useful content.
Digiday readers weigh in on whether banner ads get a bad rap, or if they’re a symbol of all that’s wrong with digital advertising.