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The Financial Times’ AI paywall drove conversions up 290%. Now it’s learning who stays

The Financial Times is building an AI that doesn’t just know who will pay — it’s learning who will stay.  After nearly a year of running its AI paywall, the publisher’s focus is shifting to retention. A new model, due early next year, will connect directly to the existing paywall, feeding insights from long-tenure subscribers

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News Corp-owned U.K. tabloid The Sun is building an AI agent for its programmatic business

British tabloid newspaper The Sun is building an AI agent for its programmatic advertising business, as it looks to prepare for when demand-side partners push agentic media buying at scale. The Sun’s evp and publisher Dominic Carter said he has been watching the recent technological developments and demand for agentic media trading from the likes

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Why men and women view their tech careers so differently

This story was first published by Digiday sibling WorkLife HR leaders know that perception shapes reality in the workplace. But what happens when half your workforce experiences the organization fundamentally counter to the other half? Fresh research from the cybersecurity tech firm Acronis reveals a troubling perception gap that should concern every HR professional in the tech

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Future of TV Briefing: Streaming advertising’s supply-demand imbalance

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at a spate of recent studies that illustrate the out-of-whack supply-demand dynamics in the streaming ad market. In Graphic Detail WBD’s other suitor, Paramount’s WBD plans and more In Graphic Detail The streaming ad market’s economics are out of whack.  This is a member-exclusive article from Digiday. Continue

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Acast’s CEO On Why Audio Doesn’t Need Video – Or Political Ads – To Win

Despite its steady growth, digital audio still carries the reputation of an underachiever. In an attempt to close the gap between ad spend and time spent with podcasts and music, many of the big audio incumbents are embracing video and chasing political ad budgets to balance the books. But “video is an enhancement, not a

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Canva, Bloomberg Media Studios and Vidmob are among winners of the 2025 Digiday AI Awards

This year’s winners of the Digiday AI Awards demonstrate how artificial intelligence is reshaping industries through accessibility, accountability and innovation. From making complex tools available to broader audiences, to establishing ethical standards and transparency, these organizations are defining what responsible AI looks like in practice. The work of the winners shows that AI is driving

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