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SXSW

Digiday is at SXSW. We’ll profile startups that solve real problems for brands, agencies and publishers; report the scuttlebutt outside the convention hall; and shoot video interviews with digital media leaders. Our coverage is made possible through the sponsorship of Vitrue, the social media management platform.

  • sxsw

    Is the SXSW Breakout a Thing of the Past?

    Jack Marshall 03.14.2012

    With all the noise at SXSW, it’s becoming harder for the best products and companies to stand out.


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    SXSW: Ford’s Take on Social

    Brian Morrissey 03.14.2012

    Global director of social media Scott Monty thinks brands can be more nimble like startups.


  • nike

    SXSW: Why Nike Is a Tech Company

    Jack Marshall 03.12.2012

    The brand is doubling down on its digital efforts and collecting reams of data, the most precious of commodities in digital media.


  • pepsi

    SXSW: Why Pepsi Loves Startups

    Brian Morrissey 03.12.2012

    Big brands can learn a lot from startups, according to PepsiCo’s Josh Karpf. Speed and the willingness to fail are good places to begin.


  • tina

    SXSW: Agencies Are in Town for Talent

    Jack Marshall 03.11.2012

    Agencies have a huge presence at SXSW this year, in part to help them sniff out the latest digital talent.


  • crowley

    Foursquare’s Crowley on a Changing SXSW

    Jack Marshall 03.11.2012

    Co-founder Dennis Crowley says the festival is different now, thanks largely to the number of agencies and brands in town.


  • maxclark

    SXSW: Brands as Storytellers

    Brian Morrissey 03.10.2012

    Vitrue’s Max Clark sees Facebook’s recent changes pushing brands to think less about quick-hit engagements and more to consider how they can craft narrative.


  • ignorepic

    SXSW: Why Many Startups Ignore Advertising

    Brian Morrissey 03.10.2012

    Agencies have startup fever. On the startup side, the feeling is a bit more complicated.


  • gundotra_plus

    SXSW: Google Shifts the Goalposts on Google Plus

    Brian Morrissey 03.10.2012

    Google Plus is doing great if you believe Google. The problem is it keeps muddying the definition of success.


PUBLISHERS
15

easybuttons

The Price of Original Content

Brian Morrissey 05.17.2013

When the name of the game in publishing is volume, shortcuts are the norm.


PUBLISHERS
1099

Hillary Duff

30 Signs You’ve Been in Ad Sales Too Long

Brian Morrissey 05.17.2013

You think it’s totally normal to cater lunch for 20 24-year-olds who don’t really care about you and 29 other signs to look out for.


PLATFORMS
129

Reddit Pitch

Reddit’s Pitch to Advertisers

Brian Morrissey 05.17.2013

The social news site makes its case to advertisers that it’s a great place for marketing.


BRANDS
58

Broom and Dustpan

Buyers Need to Help Clean Up Ad Tech

Walter Knapp 05.17.2013

Ad tech is rife with shady practices. It’s the ad buyers that can make a real difference. argues Federated Media’s Walter Knapp.


AGENCIES
50

innovation

What Are the Biggest Innovations Right Now in Digital Media?

Haniya Rae 05.17.2013

Razorfish’s Ray Valez, Havas’ John Winsor, Mail Online’s Sean O’Neal and Nissan’s Erich Marx on mobile, social and the Internet of things.


PUBLISHERS
141

Google Glass

Why Hearst Wants in on Google Glass

Josh Sternberg 05.17.2013

Elle is among the first publishers to build for the new wearable computer.


BRANDS
77

Video-Money

Youtube Bets Videos Can Sell

Giselle Abramovich 05.17.2013

The video giant has a new tool that lets marketers sell products featured in their videos.




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