Financial Times, Twitch and Politico are among the winners of this year’s Digiday Media Awards Europe

The winners of this year’s Digiday Media Awards Europe reflect a shift toward experiences that are participatory, connected and built across ecosystems rather than single channels. Digital campaigns increasingly crossed into the physical world, while data and technology enabled personalization at scale without losing cultural relevance or human tone. Interactivity replaced passive reach as the primary driver of engagement, inviting audiences to shape outcomes in real time.

Across categories, technology served to connect rather than to be a spectacle, supporting trust and emotional impact. The strongest work was rooted in integrated partnerships, where brands, platforms and publishers aligned to deliver unified experiences with measurable influence.

Financial Times, in partnership with FedEx, won the award for Best Branded Content Program — B2B — a new category this year — for “Champions of Business,” a campaign spotlighting 31 small and mid-sized enterprises working behind the scenes of elite football.

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Mountain Dew, Billups and Sky Sports are some of the winners of this year’s Digiday Marketing and Advertising Awards Europe

The winners of this year’s Digiday Marketing and Advertising Awards Europe demonstrate how data, technology and culture can converge to drive impact. Winning campaigns used real-time signals and advanced analytics to shape messaging and deliver measurable business outcomes, while technology enhanced experiences without replacing human connection. Brands earned relevance by embedding themselves in communities, cultural moments and behaviors rather than relying on traditional advertising.

Winners achieved success through integrated ecosystems of partners, platforms and agencies, while purpose, utility and trust anchored campaigns that created social value alongside commercial growth. Collectively, these winners exemplify how innovation, culture and insight can transform engagement into meaningful, measurable results.

Mountain Dew won Best Influencer Collaboration for “Dew It Anyway,” a campaign supporting aspiring digital creators and challenging stereotypes surrounding influencer culture in Poland. The program combined mentoring, webinars and creative challenges on Discord, amplified by top local influencers and Twitch, TikTok, YouTube and Meta placements.

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