Digiday Daily
September 10, 2025
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The FIFA World Cup is still nine months away — but advertisers (like Purina, Jim Beam, AT&T and Volkswagen) are already looking to get a piece of the pie.

While tech remains an ever-present issue, AI will be the major theme among conversations at the Digiday Publishing Summit next week. And Index Exchange CEO Andrew Casale said The Trade Desk’s SSP ‘reseller’ tag was “ignorant.”

Meanwhile, this week’s Future of TV Briefing rounds up six charts that describe the state of streaming subscriptions.

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TOP STORY

Marketing in Sports
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Advertisers are already looking ahead to next year’s World Cup

With nine months to go, marketers are plotting to make the most of what’s expected to be the biggest World Cup yet.

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MEDIA & PLATFORMS

Generative AI
What to expect at the Digiday Publishing Summit, September 2025 edition

Here’s a sneak peek at the topics that will be discussed onstage during the Digiday Publishing Summit next week.

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Future of TV Briefing: 6 charts that sum up the state of streaming subscriptions

This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how deceleration in streaming subscription growth and steady subscriber churn have coincided with a rise in people subscribing through aggregators.

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‘Quite frankly, ignorant’: Index Exchange CEO Andrew Casale rebukes The Trade Desk’s SSP ‘reseller’ tag

Index Exchange CEO Andrew Casale said The Trade Desk’s SSP ‘reseller’ tag was “ignorant.”

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Brand or performance: Why not both?

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MARKETING

Marketing in Sports
Advertisers are already looking ahead to next year’s World Cup