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Interested in sharing your perspectives on the media and marketing industries? Join the Digiday research panel. High-quality content is publishers’ most important strategy when it comes to growing ad revenue, and branded content is moving up the ranks among publishers’ revenue sources. This year, it’s their No. 2 revenue source, after publishers started putting a […]

As President Donald Trump leans on tariffs as a global bargaining chip in trade negotiations, the digital services tax (DST) is back in the spotlight — this time as politicians across Europe weigh it as a potential point of leverage. Below we break down what the DST is, how the U.S. has responded to it

As generative AI moves from shiny new object to table stakes across the media agency landscape – in fact across the entire media and marketing world – some agencies are putting it to valuable use in varying disciplines. Every holding company has either appointed an AI czar or formed units that harness generative AI powers

Temu pulled back on its US ad spend this week, as tariffs loom. Plus, in France, the ATT prompt was deemed anticompetitive and, as a result, will likely need to be changed. The post Ta-Ta To US Temu Ads appeared first on AdExchanger.

The Google antitrust ruling will have wide-reaching implications for the tech industry at large, not just the ad businesses therein. But in the meantime, it’s only natural to see programmatic veterans letting off a bit of steam. The post Ad Tech’s Online Watering Hole Reacts to Antitrust Ruling That Google Is A Monopoly appeared first

Enjoy this weekly comic strip from AdExchanger.com that highlights the digital advertising ecosystem …  The post Comic: Don’t Forget To Touch Grass! appeared first on AdExchanger.

Earlier this year, Pinterest conducted reviews of five potential ad tech acquisitions. Plus, what do LLMs think is the best retail media tech for retailers, and why?  The post Pin Your Hopes To Ad Tech; Retail Media Ex Machina appeared first on AdExchanger.

U.S. Judge Leonie Brinkema just called it: Google broke the law to cement its monopoly over online advertising. Four weeks in September laid bare exactly how it did it. But if you missed the courtroom drama or need a refresher, here’s the unfiltered story of how Google boxed out rivals and took over online advertising