At this stage even a rollback of tariffs might do more harm than good because what goes down could just as easily snap back up. The volatility itself has become the risk.
| The longer this earnings season drags on, the clearer it becomes: the ad slowdown might be steeper than anyone first thought. Additional coverage: At the IAB NewFronts, news publishers are hammering home a familiar message to advertisers that their content is brand safe, at a time when stakes are high. Read this week's Digiday+ Media Briefing. As Uber’s ad business scales past $1.5 billion, it hires its first head of measurement. Subscriptions is one area where publishers are seeing more revenue, and, in turn, ramping up their plans to strengthen that part of their business in the coming months. Starting this week, Justin Thomas-Copeland will succeed Marla Kaplowitz as the 4As’ CEO. As tariffs drive up the cost of imported goods, Amazon shoppers appear to be increasingly curious about where their products are made. Other things to know about The New York Times, e.l.f. and Business Insider are among the 2025 Digiday Content Marketing Awards winners. Check out the full winner's announcement here. By integrating advanced CTV, audio and digital out-of-home (DOOH) solutions, brands can leverage precise geolocations and real-time analytics to drive foot traffic into physical stores. Sponsored by Perion. Earlier this year, A+E Networks rebranded as A+E Global Media, reflecting its transformation into a digital-first, globally focused content company. Sponsored by A+E Global Media. | | |
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