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The privacy-focused tech company offers tools to help advertisers buy regulation-compliant ads within kids apps and sites. It's also working on a video streaming platform. The post Ad tech isn’t dying: children-focused ad platform SuperAwesome raises $17m appeared first on Digiday.

After hiring House of Highlights’ Omar Raja and opening a dedicated digital studio, ESPN plans to produce more than 500 live digital shows in 2020. The post ESPN is rolling out 500 live shows across YouTube, Facebook and other platforms appeared first on Digiday.

Verizon, Volvo and Procter & Gamble's Secret Deodorant staff are using in-house agencies to help manage Super Bowl campaigns this year. Doing so might help lower their costs. The post Why brands are using in-house agencies for Super Bowl work appeared first on Digiday.

Politico Pro brought in more than 50% of Politico's revenue in 2019. Now, with new product AgencyIQ, the company looking to grow its subscription revenue stream. The post Politico’s new FDA-focused subscription product costs as much as $75k a year appeared first on Digiday.

FanSided is the third acquisition Minute Media has made in the past 15 months, and the company's leadership is open to more as it looks to continue diversifying revenue. The post Minute Media expects to churn out more than $100m in revenue and profits in 2020 appeared first on Digiday.

Podcast series that accompany TV shows are growing in popularity by tapping into the enthusiasm of super fans and feeding them additional content via other platforms. The post MTV UK’s launching five podcast series tied to popular shows appeared first on Digiday.

Unilever along with other execs from the World Federation of Advertisers will meet with Google and Facebook in April to discuss how to tackle the brand suitability problem. The post How global advertisers are pushing for a new approach to brand safety appeared first on Digiday.

Instagram's removal of the IGTV button on its main app signals the video platform's troubles with competitors.

CES 2020 is the biggest consumer electronics show in the world, and this year it all went down in Las Vegas, Nevada from January 7-10. Major companies like Samsung, Sony, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook used the show as a place to introduce their latest and greatest products. Digital Trends covered all of the most exciting

Overzealous brand-safety strategies are costing both publishers and advertisers millions in terms of wasted impressions. To solve the issue, both groups are using more nuanced, contextual ad-targeting strategies to discern whether the content on a page is suitable for ads. The post Why ‘brand suitability’ is replacing brand safety appeared first on Digiday.

For-profit publishers are now competing for foundation funds previously primarily sought by nonprofit newsrooms and individual editors and reporters. The post Newspapers chase philanthropic grants to fill coverage gaps appeared first on Digiday.

The former editor of the New York Daily News talks about Twitter mobs and how the new Deadspin will look different from its previous incarnation. The post ‘Deadspin’s too good a site to let it die’: A Q&A with new Deadspin editor-in-chief Jim Rich appeared first on Digiday.

This year Meredith has already announced the launches of two new celebrity-led titles, which are aimed at drawing more consumer revenue. The post Meredith sees a future for new magazines, particularly ones tied to a celebrity appeared first on Digiday.

The consolidation of firms will continue to change the agency business. But it may not mean agency brand names will keep disappearing. The post The Rundown: In an age of consolidation, agency brand names make a comeback appeared first on Digiday.