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"[The competition] is killing us": In the latest installment of our Confessions series, a magazine editor talks about the "institutional arrogance" holding the publication back as it tries to make the digital transition.

After Facebook stopped paying them to produce live videos earlier this year, some of the world's biggest football clubs are contemplating greater investments in Instagram, YouTube and in-house channels.

Conde Nast's approach to marketing for its relaunched digital store involves targeting subscribers on Instagram, driving purchases directly from its brands' owned and operated sites and using its research team to find new audience segments to target with offers.

In China, mobile payment services WeChat Pay and Alipay are ubiquitous, contributing to the decline of cash. Subscribe to Digiday+ to learn about their global expansion.

"There is definitely more smoke than fire in the marketplace right now." Although artificial intelligence is growing in popularity, its usage in advertising remains limited to niche areas.

From Best Product Launch to Best Use of Mobile, there's a category for every innovation in this year's Digiday Awards. Find out more and submit before next Thursday's extended deadline.

 

'It's a mix of fear, frustration': Confessions of a magazine editor

Lucia Moses

A traditional media company editor laments the “institutional arrogance” that holds one company back.

World's biggest football clubs rethink Facebook Live

Seb Joseph

Football clubs weigh the future of live video on Facebook.

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How AI will transform every job in media, not just the ones you expect

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Artificial intelligence has been part of the zeitgeist for decades, but now that the technology is moving into the media and marketing mainstream. We spoke to Thomas Prommer, managing director of technology at Huge, to learn how it will transform the way publishers and marketers work. Sponsored content by GumGum

Conde Nast is using Instagram and Facebook to sell mugs and beach towels

Max Willens

For its newly relaunched store, Conde Nast is tapping its brands’ reach on social platforms and posting shoppable content on their owned and operated sites.

Cashless in China

Digiday Editors

Our reporter is back from two weeks in China, where she found that cash is rapidly disappearing.

The living room big screen: How marketers reach audiences with connected TV

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Webinar: The ad-blocker balancing act

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