Amazon and The New York Times’ AI deal signals a new wave of publisher partnerships
By Sara Guaglione It finally happened: The New York Times signed an AI licensing deal. Not with Perplexity, or Google — and definitely not with…
By Sara Guaglione It finally happened: The New York Times signed an AI licensing deal. Not with Perplexity, or Google — and definitely not with…
By Jessica Davies In today’s tech lexicon, slapping “AI” in front of a problem, or a product, is the fastest way to make something old…
By Chris Turn Keeping up with technology feels overwhelming for many of us. Whether you’re a small business owner in Johnson County trying to maintain…
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By Michael Bürgi Accenture Song is in for change, as its leader and creative power, David Droga, steps upstairs to the parent company Accenture’s corner…
By Sara Jerde Digiday editors asked the Digiday+ community for any questions it had during their first Ask Our Editors event on Thursday, which covered…
By Doug Brown If you’re trying to stand out on Instagram in 2025, you’re not alone. With over a billion users on the platform, it’s…
By Simpli.fi This Tactics + Insights guide, sponsored by Simpli.fi, explores how brands and agencies can successfully navigate sudden and continuous market disruptions by prioritizing…
By Alana Chinn Writing with clarity means making your content easy to read and understand. If your audience can’t grasp what you’re trying to say,…