Marketing

Nike says it expects $986 million in IEEPA tariff refunds

This story was first published by Digiday sibling ModernRetail Nike says it’s in a better financial position as it awaits nearly $1 billion in refunds related to tariffs imposed under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act. On Tuesday, Nike shared that its growth margin for its fiscal fourth quarter of 2026 increased 890 basis points to 49.2%,

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Why brands are bringing creators to the World Cup sidelines 

Three weeks into the 2026 FIFA World Cup, brands aren’t just buying media around the tournament – they’re building entire creator-led activation machines, from local microcreators selling host cities to influencer-heavy sidelines content that turns every match into a days-long stream of social posts.  Together, these efforts show how creator marketing around global sports has

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The rise of pharma ad tech

In a bid to associate themselves with the vanguard of professional practice, marketers are ever-eager to embrace new technologies, though in highly regulated sectors, the shock of the new has a little extra resonance. Intuitively, healthcare advertisers are among the most conservative, as the downside risk of getting marketing wrong is materially higher than for

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Media Briefing: ‘Surveillance pricing’ laws are coming for dynamic subscription strategies 

This week’s Media Briefing looks at whether the era of quietly charging subscribers different prices for the same news subscription may be coming to an end, as a lawsuit over “surveillance pricing” and new legislation in New York put publishers’ subscription pricing tactics under fresh scrutiny. WTF is “surveillance pricing” for subscription publishers? Google threatens

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As AI Tools Multiply, Cadent And Google Cloud Make The Case For Connected Advertising Intelligence

As more brands, agencies, and media companies join in on the AI chorus of “better, faster, smarter,” the teams administering AI tools are singing a dissonant tune — managing a growing stack of AI-powered tools layered across planning, activation, measurement, reporting, and workflow management. It’s a familiar irony to anyone in advertising: Another innovation designed to

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