Marketing

In Graphic Detail: The puny nature of regulatory fines compared to Big Tech’s financial prowess

Big Tech players are poised to outline their respective management’s visions of an AI-fueled future in what is likely to be another pivotal earnings season, outlining the full-year performance of the likes of Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, and Meta. From here, the markets will scrutinize not just topline growth and AI spending, but how regulatory penalties […]

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As AI catches on across luxury, brands play up their emotional value

This story was first published by Digiday sibling Glossy. As artificial intelligence becomes embedded within luxury operations, from marketing and personalization to inventory and clienteling, brands are increasingly doubling down on what technology cannot replicate: emotional connection. Over the past decade, luxury has relentlessly optimized for ROI, investing heavily in data, CRM systems and performance

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‘Our marketing is not a bullshit machine’: Why Perplexity is investing in targeted, organic growth

As the race for AI platforms to dominate consumer adoption reaches a fever pitch, tech behemoths like OpenAI, Meta and Google are showing up on marketing’s biggest stages. AI startup Perplexity, however, isn’t convinced by the mass-market playbook to reach users. “Our marketing is not a bullshit machine,” said Jesse Dwyer, head of communication at

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Future of Marketing Briefing: Advertising’s tracking system meets a new political reality

The privacy debate in advertising is entering a phase where decisions will stick. Yes, the industry has heard that before. It heard it when the General Data Protection Regulation arrived and data privacy officers multiplied across Europe. It heard it when the California Consumer Privacy Act pushed privacy audits across the U.S. It heard it

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Here’s what a bigger — and more fractured — 2026 World Cup means for advertisers

Kevin Maloy, vp of NexxenTV, Nexxen The 2026 FIFA World Cup is shaping up to be a landmark moment. Not only is it expanding to include more teams and arriving on North American soil, but it will also illustrate a new reality for premium television: Audiences can be massive and still hard to pin down.

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