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Welcome to today's Digiday Daily. Here are some of our top stories, from TikTok wanting to prove it's an effective ad platform to our editor's note from our latest issue of Digiday Magazine. TikTok wants to prove it is an effective ad platform -- quickly. TikTok's ad platform, available in beta to a select number of agencies, is testing interest-based targeting, custom audience and pixel tracking, according to four advertising executives. In our latest Digiday podcast, The Financial Times' CEO John Ridding talked about the biggest growth areas for the FT going forward, why the publisher's relationship with Facebook has been consistently difficult and more. Issue 14 of Digiday Magazine focuses on Cannes' place in the industry as it stands. Here's a brief introduction. Other things to know about Cannes is right around the corner -- and whether you're on the Riviera or just following along, it can be a long week and a difficult one to navigate. Sign up here for the Digiday Cannes Briefing, presented with Vevo, to get our daily email with updates on all things Cannes delivered to your inbox each morning from June 17-21. In this webinar, we’ll explore the obvious (and sometimes less-obvious) relationships between speed and revenue for digital publishers, as shown through data collected from billions of real user experiences across thousands of websites. Sponsored by Akamai. | |
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Sponsored by Akamai | Webinar: Understanding the impact of speed on digital revenue | On June 6, join us for a webinar where explore the obvious (and sometimes less-obvious) relationships between speed and revenue for digital publishers, as shown through data collected from billions of real user experiences across thousands of websites. | | Sponsored by GeoEdge | Survey: How are publishers fighting bad ads? | The programmatic ecosystem is filled with malvertising, inappropriate content and other hazards. In the following survey, we’ll ask what your organization is doing to address the problem of bad ads. Upon completion, you’ll receive a $5 Starbucks gift card. | | |