David Amrani

Today, Digiday Media is launching Digiday IP, a new digital intelligence tool available exclusively to Digiday+ members. As a global media company, we produce a lot of IP, from our digital and magazine content to our subscriber-only research reports and beyond. But for digital pros on the go, there’s often no time to sift through our archives to find the perfect talking point for a meeting, to pull the perfect stat for a slide or to even get up to speed on a hot topic before a sales call.

Digiday Media is launching Digiday IP, a new digital intelligence tool available exclusively to Digiday+ members. As a global media company, we produce a lot of intellectual property, from our digital and magazine content to our subscriber-only research reports and beyond. But for digital pros on the go, there’s often no time to sift through our archives to find the perfect talking point for a meeting, pull the perfect stat for a slide or even get up to speed on a hot topic before a sales call.

This is the fifth and final part of a research series on a set of emerging technologies in media and marketing. Read our other reports on virtual reality, augmented reality, chatbots and personalization. When the web changed the game in the mid-’90s, it caught the entire industry by surprise. In many ways, the media landscape is still recovering. With a new set of technologies on the horizon, publishers refuse to be left in the dust again.