Fair warning: the ground is still shifting under this thing so consider this list more “hot take” than holy writ.

Despite tight budgets and looming recession fears, some smaller brands are ramping up investment in retail media networks to boost visibility.

Threads ads are here, and so is the predictable wave of testing.

Third-party cookies are still widespread but they're no longer foundational. The shift is already underway, it's just no longer waiting on Chrome.

For media buyers, it’s been a wild time filled with false starts, urgency and many delays to an ever-extending deadline.

When everyone, even traditional agencies, are after those brand dollars, what separates the best when it comes to influencer agencies from the rest?

Now that the cookie's staying for good, enthusiasm for alternatives is "muted," despite agency advice.

While Possible has grown its audience sizably since year one — with an emphasis on attracting more marketers — the content too has widened its aperture, thanks to a cadre of diverse voices serving as its advisory council.

Salesforce says Data Cloud and Agentforce are driving growth of AI agents across marketing, sales and customer services.

Amazon tells advertisers to go all in on its platform during economic uncertainty.

Agency holding companies spent big last quarter, bringing the future of such technologies into question.  

Marketers are looking for areas to cut their ad budgets and push for flexibility, but influencer marketing has been spared.

LG Ad Solutions wants to make the home screen the main gateway to streaming to claim a greater slice of the ad dollars flowing through CTV.

Earnings season has returned and with it a familiar exercise in managing uncertainty for advertising and media CEOs.

Digiday breaks down what the DST is, how the U.S. has responded to it so far and what it could mean for the advertising industry.