Time Warner was one of the most prominent investors in digital media and technology companies. But with a new corporate parent and a digital publishing industry that's in the midst of dramatic turmoil, WarnerMedia is moving on from its investment arm, putting companies in the fund on uncertain footing.

The pair of Fyre Festival documentaries from Netflix and Hulu have some marketers asking more questions about their influencer marketing investment.

For Digiday+ members: Samsung Ads has ramped up its pitch in the past year by adding video ad inventory that it is collecting directly from publishers' OTT apps.

"I got a stomach ulcer from the stress:" An agency staffer describes their experience being laid off.

In our latest episode of the Digiday podcast, Cond? Nast International's Wolfgang Blau discusses taking a Vogue-first approach in the international market and how to balance the imperative to centralize with maintaining the uniqueness of brands on the local level.

Today is your last chance to enter the Digiday Future Leader Awards. Submit your entry before 11:59 p.m. PST to showcase an emerging leader in media, marketing or retail.

Advertisement

 

WarnerMedia shuts investment arm that backed Mic, Mashable and other digital media startups

Sahil Patel

Time Warner Investments was one of the most prominent backers of publishing, video and advertising technology companies.

The Fyre Effect: More questions are being asked of influencer marketing in wake of documentaries

Shareen Pathak

The pair of Fyre Festival documentaries from Netflix and Hulu have some marketers asking more questions about their influence marketing investment.

Advertisement

 

Unlock the power of your data: Five ways publishers can reinvent their business in 2019

Sponsored Content Cxense

Savvy media companies know that data-driven revenue models are the way of the future, but they'll have to work hard to compete with The Duopoly. Learn how to maximize your capabilities through dynamic paywalls, data alliances and more. Sponsored by Cxense.

Samsung Ads is trying to compete with Amazon, Roku for connected TV budgets

Tim Peterson

Samsung Ads has ramped up its pitch in the past year by adding video ad inventory that it is collecting directly from publishers' OTT apps.

'I got a stomach ulcer from the stress': Confessions of a laid-off agency staffer

Ilyse Liffreing

An agency staffer describes their experience being laid off.

Survey: A single source of truth for publishers

Sponsored Content Permutive

As revenue diversification becomes a major priority for publishers, so does the need for a single customer view. Help us discover the importance of, and barriers to, a single customer view and how close publishers are to achieving it. Take this quick survey and you’ll receive a free Starbucks gift card upon completion. Sponsored by Permutive.

Back to the future: Advertising in 2019

Sponsored Content Unruly

As Google and Amazon grew in power and influence, 'brand bypass' set in, making it harder than ever for advertisers to grow their market share by engaging light buyers. The future could look bleak. But hope exists for advertisers -- they just need to embrace brand basics. Sponsored by Unruly.

 
 
Events Title
 
Last Chance Deadline:
January 25, 2019
Digiday Future Leader Awards
 
Last Chance Deadline:
January 25, 2019
Digiday Worklife Awards Europe
 
Regular Deadline:
February 1, 2019
Digiday Content Marketing Awards
 
 

ALL EVENTS

 
 
`

Unsubscribe from all Digiday emails