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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 […]

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

While publishers worry about the impact of AI search on web traffic, brand marketers are seeing a different picture altogether. Takeup of AI search tools is on the rise, disrupting user behaviors and the performance of brands’ organic search efforts. The implications for paid search, as well as for search’s impact on brand awareness and

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

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

The tagline first introduced in the ‘90s has been reworked in ads focused on “unhinged” humor attuned to young consumers’ social feeds.

When Tony Stubblebine became CEO of Medium in 2022, the online publishing platform was losing more than $2.5 million each month, shedding subscribers and struggling to find a clear product-market fit. The situation was dire, Stubblebine says on this week’s episode of AdExchanger Talks. “It was doing terribly,” he says matter of factly. Stubblebine led

Charlie Cheersman, the first kid to anchor the brand’s creative in 25 years, debuts as the CPG shakes up its marketing strategy and leadership.

My Marketing Pro has set out to automate the entire marketing process, from brainstorm to launch, via conversations with an agent. The post This Startup Wants To Automate The Entire Marketing Process Via A Conversation (With, You Guessed It, AI) appeared first on AdExchanger.

Spots taking place in a town called WhoKnewVille reinforce a messaging platform that challenges consumer perceptions around the retailer’s image.