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Nearly 2 billion people watch up to 5 billion YouTube videos daily. Here are today's most popular channels.

Following Wednesday's political meme drop, Facebook is making sure creators correctly tag branded content.

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Fox News Digital saw an average of 100 million monthly unique visitors in 2019, thanks to a content-sharing strategy between its linear channel and its website. The post Inside FoxNews.com’s new video strategy appeared first on Digiday.

In the absence of third-party cookies, publishers are the gatekeepers of audiences outside of the likes of Google and Facebook, according to a publishing exec who says agencies are trying to that rich data via new programmatic deals. The post ‘There’s no future in cross-site tracking’: Confessions of a publisher on the death of third-party cookies appeared first on Digiday.

Ad industry trade show organizers say they are closely watching developments and attendees take pause as the outbreak continues to affect global travel. The post After Mobile World Congress cancelation, coronavirus fears leave events organizers on edge appeared first on Digiday.

As retail media becomes more competitive, companies like Kroger are trying to build out their offerings to get the attention of major consumer packaged goods advertisers. The post As retail media heats up, here’s everything Kroger has done to compete with Amazon appeared first on Digiday.

Candidate is meme-ing his way to the White House.

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Unilever will not direct any ads on social media to children younger than 13 through the use of strict controls on the content and placement. The post ‘It will mean we buy less on social media’: Unilever will no longer target young kids with ads appeared first on Digiday.

As payment terms have become extended between agencies and the companies they work for, some agencies have tried to stretch out payment terms with freelancers. In the latest edition of Confessions, a freelancer shares why he believes that's unacceptable. The post ‘Can’t run a business on shitty cash flow’: Confessions of a freelance media buyer appeared first on Digiday.

Small- and mid-sized publishers may struggle to acquire people’s email addresses and phone numbers, which would put them at a disadvantage and could spur the ad network’s return. The post The industry is looking to first-party data to replace cookies, but the open web may lose out appeared first on Digiday.

Brand partnerships bring Well+Good and Afar the majority of their revenue from their travel businesses. And Thrillist is planning that branding partners will next year become players in the travel business it just launched this year. The post How Thrillist, Afar and others are using partnerships to create branded vacation businesses appeared first on Digiday.