Facebook wants its Watch video-viewing tab to work. To reinforce its commitment to the initiative, it brought actress Kerry Washington, who is producing one of Facebook's first scripted Watch series, on stage at CES.

The Facebook-Google duopoly is swallowing most of the growth in digital advertising, but not in one growing category: weed marketing. Here's why.

With the enforcement of the General Data Protection Regulation looming and Apple's anti-tracking moves in its Safari browser, ad retargeters are scrambling to get consent from users to track their digital browsing behavior.

"People feel a resonance for storied brands": Kate Lewis, svp and editorial director of Hearst Magazines Digital Media, discusses why legacy media companies have "staying power," the future of video consumption and more on the latest Digiday Podcast.

From Glossy: Conde Nast is identifying marketing opportunities across its publications using the findings of its recently launched program that conducts surveys and collects data.

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'We have to make it work for our partners': Facebook's Fidji Simo on Watch

Sahil Patel

At CES, Facebook trotted out one of the biggest stars in Hollywood to show how committed it is to Facebook Watch.

One digital media area the duopoly isn't dominating: Cannabis ads

Yuyu Chen

Ad tech has started warming up to weed advertisers.

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Ad retargeters scramble to get consumer consent

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With Apple making moves against ad tracking and the GDPR being enforced in May, retargeters are desperately trying to get consent to track users.

Hearst's Kate Lewis: One-third of Hearst's magazine content is video

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“Video doesn't change our brands. Video lets us take the things our audience responded to and blow it up big.”

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