How the CMO became a politician

Thanks to the disappointments of digital media, CMOs are starting to sound a lot more political, whether it's creating a hardline on platform verification or figuring out what channels to spend money.

Conde Nast has grown its 23 Stories content studio to 100 people, and now it's positing the group as an agency unto itself with added capabilities in events and experiential marketing.

The deadline for Europe's sweeping reforms to data protection is looming, but many marketers still don't know how those rules will be enforced.

For Digiday+ members: Meet Tina Sharkey, the entrepreneur who wants to shake up CPG with her new company, Brandless.

On the agenda at the Digiday Video Anywhere Summit: digital video grows up -- and goes Hollywood. Join Digiday in Laguna Niguel, CA from Nov. 1 - 3 where we'll discuss the next frontier of digital video with Turner, Hulu, Tastemade and much more.