Publishers

An American advertising trade title dating to 1930, covering agency accounts, brand campaigns, media spend and the holding companies. Publishes the Ad Age Datacenter rankings of agencies and advertisers, which is the reference most buyers of agency services check first. English, US-centric, executive readership.

Trade press for the buying and selling of programmatic advertising, published in English and read mostly in the United States. Covers DSPs, SSPs, identity, measurement and the antitrust cases around them, alongside an events business. The audience is ad operations, publisher monetisation and agency trading desks — the people who read a supply path diagram without needing it explained.

Written for ad operations and publisher revenue teams: header bidding, ad server configuration, consent plumbing, viewability and the yield consequences of each. Combines articles with a long-running conference series where the same audience meets. Narrower and more technical than the general marketing trades, in English.

Legal technology reporting focused on automation, contract analysis and, latterly, generative AI inside law firms and in-house teams. Published from London in English for a professional readership of legal innovation and knowledge management staff.

A high-volume consumer automotive site covering new models, motorsport, aviation and vehicle history, with a large model specification database. Audience is car enthusiasts rather than the automotive trade. English, worldwide.

A daily newsletter summarising artificial intelligence product releases, research and funding, aimed at builders rather than researchers. Published on Substack in English, read worldwide by founders, developers and product people tracking the AI tooling market.

Security news and technical support publication known for ransomware reporting, malware analysis and removal guides, with an active user forum. Read by security practitioners and technically minded end users, worldwide, in English.

The British advertising industry's title of record for agency news, creative work and account moves, with international editions under the same brand. Read by agency leadership, media owners and brand marketing directors in the UK. English.

A network of podcasts about open source and software development, running since 2009, with interviews of maintainers and long-form technical conversation. Distributed as audio with transcripts on the site. Audience is working developers, worldwide, in English.

Cryptocurrency news, market data and indices, plus the Consensus conference. Covers exchanges, regulation, protocol development and prices. Worldwide English readership of traders, protocol teams and financial institutions with digital asset desks. Advertising in this category is restricted on most platforms; the rules that apply to a campaign here are the buyer's problem to check.

Long-running security publication covering threat research, vulnerabilities, security operations and risk management, with webinars and research reports. Audience is security practitioners and management. English, worldwide.

Consumer-facing coverage of cryptocurrency, AI and internet culture, including explainers aimed at readers new to the category. English, worldwide. As with all digital asset media, the platform advertising rules and local financial promotion rules govern what a campaign may say.

A trade site for continuous delivery, platform engineering and software supply chain security, with a heavy webinar and virtual-event programme alongside articles. Audience is DevOps practitioners and engineering management at enterprises. English, United States-weighted.

Architecture and design publication covering buildings, interiors, products and design education, with a jobs board and awards programme. Read by architects, designers and the brands supplying them, worldwide, in English.

Covers the business of media and marketing: publisher revenue models, agency economics, platform policy and retail media. Runs sister titles for retail and marketing craft, plus a large events and awards programme. Read by publisher executives, brand marketers and agency leadership on both sides of the Atlantic, in English.

Consumer-facing coverage of electric vehicles, charging, e-bikes and home energy, part of the 9to5 network. Publishes daily news, reviews and a podcast. Readership is EV owners and buyers rather than the automotive trade. English, United States-weighted.

Biotech and pharmaceutical business reporting focused on drug development, clinical trial results, financing and regulatory decisions. Subscription-supported with free daily briefs. Read by biotech executives, investors and pharma commercial teams. English, worldwide.

A London-based ad tech title covering programmatic trading, measurement and regional market structure, with more attention to European and APAC markets than its American counterparts. Publishes research and runs industry events. Read by supply-side and demand-side platform staff, publishers and agency trading teams, in English.

A London-based fintech and banking technology title covering payments, core banking, regulation and vendor announcements, with a research and events arm. Read by banks, payment providers and the vendors selling into them, worldwide, in English.

Covers banking technology, fintech funding and vendor contracts, descended from Banking Technology magazine. Publishes a jobs board and awards alongside daily news. Audience is bank technology buyers, fintech operators and their suppliers, in English.

Freight market news and data: trucking rates, capacity indices, ocean and air freight, plus a broadcast and podcast operation. Read by carriers, brokers, shippers and the technology vendors serving them. English, United States-centred.

Successor to Gamasutra and Game Developer magazine, publishing developer-facing postmortems, design and technology articles alongside industry news, connected to the GDC conference. Audience is working game developers. English, worldwide.

Business coverage of video games: studio finances, layoffs, platform policy, sales charts and industry events. Part of the Gamer Network. Read by studio management, publishers and investors, worldwide, in English.

From the Digiday group, covering the business of beauty, fashion and luxury: direct-to-consumer brands, retail partnerships, influencer marketing and marketplace strategy. Audience is brand marketing and ecommerce leadership. English, United States-centred.