"It's not just about banner ads anymore." To prevent its ad business from stagnating, The New York Times has made all of its ad products available programmatically.

On the latest episode of the Digiday Podcast, Al Jazeera's Yaser Bishr talks about why publishers are "becoming like a sweatshop" for platforms and more.

With its overhauled content management system and nearly doubled head count, Wirecutter, The New York Times' commerce-focused publisher, is ready for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.

The co-director of Butterball's turkey hotline has the answers to everyone's questions about preparing the birds, from "How do I thaw my turkey?" to "How do I carve my turkey?" Here's a look at a typical day in her life.

Charles Rosen spent nearly 14 years in advertising, leaving to run for Congress. He shares what else he's been up to since departing the industry in Digiday's new series, "Life After Advertising."

Don't miss next month's Digiday Marketing Summit, where brands as diverse as Johnson & Johnson, Boxed and Moet-Hennessy will share how they're marketing in a platform world. Reserve your spot in the Bahamas today.