Marketing

Digiday+ Research: How ad-supported streaming services stack up for marketers, from Amazon to YouTube

This is the first installment of a two-part series on the top ad-supported streaming services. This initial report provides an overview of the various platforms’ offerings, including pricing and plans, ad options and ad innovations, as well as an analysis of the platforms where brands and agencies distributed the bulk of their 2024 ad budgets […]

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YouTube reveals how Shows will help to push creators’ episodic content

Later this year, YouTube will make it easier for creators to organize their serialized and episodic content. The plan was announced briefly at the Made in YouTube event last September, though YouTube did not put a date on it. While there’s still no confirmation on exactly when it will arrive this year, during a press

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Publishers Are Betting On Curation And Direct-To-DSP Deals For Long-Term Growth

Supply-side platforms (SSPs) are reframing their vision around publisher deal curation, while DSPs are trying to build direct publisher paths of their own. Which means pubs have far more programmatic pipes to maintain. To deal with this (familiar) issue, publishers at AdMonsters’ Sell Side Summit in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, this week agreed that it’s as

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Infographic: A Future Without Pharmaceutical Ads on TV?

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is a longtime critic of pharmaceutical companies running commercials on television. Now that he’s been appointed Secretary of Health and Human Services, he has an opportunity to do something about it. Last year, drug manufacturers spent $34.7 billion on advertising, with just over one-third going to linear TV. A potential ban…

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