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  • The Trust Principle: Digital Content Can’t Thrive Without Trust (09/17/2014)
• Category: Advertising
  • Election coverage for better engagement, retention and revenue  (04/17/2024)
  • How streamers can optimize viewer experience through ad podding  (04/15/2024)
  • Addressing uncertainty: testing addressability with programmatic curation (04/10/2024)
  • How publishers can use taxonomies to maximize monetization (04/08/2024)
  • 3 Trust signals that help publishers stand out from MFAs (04/01/2024)
  • Podcasters explore diverse revenue streams in a bid for growth (03/28/2024)
  • Data collaboration gives power to the publishers (03/27/2024)
  • Telegraph, Future, Guardian, and Immediate on direct-sold strategies (03/25/2024)
  • MFA’s 15 minutes of fame and the silver lining for publishers (03/19/2024)
  • Advanced media strategy: navigating the first-party data shift (03/18/2024)
  • Better ads, fewer tradeoffs: insights from a creative director (03/11/2024)
  • 4 Ways publishers can leverage AI to improve monetization (02/26/2024)
  • Amid AI, ads and antitrust, press power holds the spotlight at DCN Summit (02/15/2024)
  • 3 Advertising trends that can’t be ignored (02/07/2024)
  • Three ways publishers can grow ad revenue in 2024  (12/04/2023)
  • How NPR’s audience-first approach drives advertising success (11/30/2023)
  • How publishers can unlock the commerce opportunity (11/29/2023)
  • Data clean rooms are not one size fits all. What do you really need? (11/21/2023)
  • What publishers need to know about the media automation journey (11/13/2023)
  • How publishers fight misinformation in ads (11/01/2023)
  • Self-service advertising platforms: 7 benefits publishers can’t ignore (10/30/2023)
  • How optimizing ads reinforces premium video experiences (10/18/2023)
  • Inside the surprising AI Advertising opportunity  (10/16/2023)
  • Advertising strategies: shifting tides from OMP to direct-sold (10/03/2023)
  • A publisher Christmas Carol: Lessons for an ideal fourth quarter (10/02/2023)
  • What neuroscience reveals about successful CTV ads (09/26/2023)
  • Six steps to stand out as a ‘made-for-audiences’ media company (09/25/2023)
  • Condé Nast’s Deborah Brett on the power of partnerships (09/21/2023)
  • Digital media’s successful symbiosis of subscription data and advertising (09/14/2023)
  • Quality ads play a crucial role in retaining audiences (09/07/2023)
  • Retail media: Friend, foe, or something in between? (08/31/2023)
  • Surprising revenue opportunities offered by automating Ad Ops (08/28/2023)
  • Advertising has an addressability problem; publishers can help  (08/21/2023)
  • Advertising popular with streamers and consumers (08/15/2023)
  • How media companies can evolve their first-party data strategy (08/14/2023)
  • For SVOD success, launch with ads from the start (08/08/2023)
  • Here’s why publishers should be thinking about CTV revenue (08/07/2023)
  • 5 ways the writers’ and actors’ strike will impact advertising (08/02/2023)
  • Tune in to CTV viewers advertising expectations (07/26/2023)
  • 4 ways media execs can turn the death of cookies to their advantage (07/24/2023)
  • Empowering advertisers: The rise of self-serve platforms (07/19/2023)
  • What publishers miss about brand safety and corporate values (07/10/2023)
  • Programmatic advertising has a quality problem (06/27/2023)
  • Real-time data boosts ad revenue for publishers (06/26/2023)
  • Media execs can’t afford to sleep on attention  (06/20/2023)
  • Why publishers see success in direct-sold programmatic (06/05/2023)
  • Take a breath. Ok, now let’s figure out AI (05/18/2023)
  • Streaming continues to overtake TV (05/16/2023)
  • Afraid of AI? Start with ad optimization (05/15/2023)
  • Pathway to driving incremental branded content revenue (05/15/2023)
  • Will tech’s “signal loss” be our opportunity? (05/11/2023)
  • Do advertisers fully understand the impact of streaming video? (05/01/2023)
  • Is behavioral advertising good for consumers? (04/26/2023)
  • 5 Ad trends to know for Upfront and Newfront season (04/25/2023)
  • How publishers can reclaim their audience relationships (04/19/2023)
  • How publishers can defend ad revenue from the threat of invalid traffic (04/17/2023)
  • Survey: Advertisers looking to attention metrics in 2023 (04/12/2023)
  • Commerce has evolved. It’s time publishers did, too. (04/10/2023)
  • Technology moves fast. Automation helps publishers keep up (03/22/2023)
  • Maximizing audiences’ unique relationship with TV (03/08/2023)
  • It’s time to modernize Advanced TV. Here’s how (03/06/2023)
  • How media companies can protect addressability (02/27/2023)
  • Publishers vs. walled gardens: Can your data tech compete? (02/16/2023)
  • Retail media: the hot trend media execs can’t afford to ignore (02/02/2023)
  • The programmatic ad market benefits from standardization and transparency (01/30/2023)
  • 6 unexpected advertising predictions for 2023 and beyond (01/23/2023)
  • Why publishers should champion seller-defined audiences (01/04/2023)
  • Four capabilities your data clean room should provide (12/07/2022)
  • Ad-supported streaming offers opportunities for media brands (12/05/2022)
  • LGBTQ+ representation impacts advertising (11/29/2022)
  • Holiday blues? 7 tips to boost affiliate and advertising revenue (11/21/2022)
  • How sponsored content can strengthen revenue in a downturn (11/16/2022)
  • TV ads create stronger brand memories compared to other contexts (11/15/2022)
  • How publishers can take advantage of the holiday spending boom (11/14/2022)
  • How not to lose your audience: build community  (10/31/2022)
  • 3 learnings from the world’s first self-serve advertising conference (10/26/2022)
  • How publishers can build visitor relationships to drive more revenue (10/24/2022)
  • How clean rooms can avoid the hype – and stop over-promising (10/21/2022)
  • TV advertising has evolved. It’s time to think like a viewer (10/19/2022)
  • User privacy and revenue are directly linked for publishers (10/14/2022)
  • Publishers beware: 3 malware trends for Q4 (10/10/2022)
  • Why FLEDGE might be the best thing hatched in Google’s Sandbox  (10/05/2022)
  • The back-to-office push is driving ad sales opportunities (10/03/2022)
  • How to have the brand suitability conversation with advertisers (09/28/2022)
  • Cookies got you down? 5 ways to avoid analysis paralysis (09/21/2022)
  • Why you need a data clean room (and how to choose one) (09/08/2022)
  • Content and context make premium publishers’ audiences addressable (08/29/2022)
  • Audience experience: The missing piece of the ad quality puzzle (08/24/2022)
  • Content drives engagement for advertisers. Here’s how to maximize that investment (08/23/2022)
  • What the landmark GDPR fine of the IAB signals for the ad industry (08/18/2022)
  • 4 challenges to leveraging attention in a programmatic world (08/15/2022)
  • Target future-focused companies to make your business “recession proof”  (08/10/2022)
  • Fulfilling the buy-side wish list with connected TV (08/09/2022)
  • Advertising’s attention evolution (08/02/2022)
  • Leverage audience attention to maximize ad value (07/27/2022)
  • Ad quality trends up and blocking trends down according to new report (07/25/2022)
  • Third-party CTV data isn’t just for advertisers (07/20/2022)
  • Advertisers and consumers are losing faith in Facebook. So what’s next? (07/12/2022)
  • 5 considerations for publishers working on identity resolution (07/08/2022)
  • What’s next for publishers in identity and addressability? (06/27/2022)
  • A healthy advertising ecosystem begins with contextual suitability (06/27/2022)
  • Why publishers need to get taxonomies right to succeed (06/13/2022)
  • Publishers hold a strong hand for the future of advertising; now they must play it wisely (06/07/2022)
  • Why publishers should be advertising on audio to improve ROI (06/03/2022)
  • Europe’s CTV audience is switched on for ads (06/01/2022)
  • How to increase revenue by cutting ties to indirect demand sources (05/25/2022)
  • Publisher demographics are more effective than data-brokered targeting (05/24/2022)
  • Winners from the CTV boom to be decided by early measurement adoption (05/23/2022)
  • On the Anniversary of ATT, two players to watch are Snap and Facebook (05/16/2022)
  • Streaming drives this year’s upfronts (05/10/2022)
  • Clickbait ads have no place in publishers’ monetization strategy (05/02/2022)
  • Contextual may be a better alternative to behavioral advertising (04/26/2022)
  • Clearing up misconceptions to make way for addressability (04/25/2022)
  • Rethinking ad spend: The science supports premium digital video (04/22/2022)
  • DMPs and SSPs joining forces: a new trend in the privacy era (04/20/2022)
  • Why advertisers are embracing addressable TV (04/18/2022)
  • The battle for cross-platform measurement has created the perfect storm (04/14/2022)
  • Reaching a new value equilibrium between the buy-side and sell-side (04/08/2022)
  • Supply-side influence: Make the most of a dynamic ad landscape (04/04/2022)
  • Mobile and video offer publishers a huge contextual advertising opportunity (03/31/2022)
  • Can CTV avoid the pitfalls that plague digital advertising? (03/29/2022)
  • Apple and California are pushing advertising to adapt. That’s a good thing. (03/24/2022)
  • How contextual increases trust – and revenue (03/22/2022)
  • How publishers can differentiate their sponsored content initiatives (03/16/2022)
  • Why privacy fuels possibilities for publishers (03/09/2022)
  • Publishers push past the cookie and take control of their data destiny (02/22/2022)
  • Struggling to implement advertising automation? Here are three critical factors (02/21/2022)
  • 4 Ways publishers can invest in accountability to build revenue in 2022  (02/18/2022)
  • How broadcasters can turn Advanced TV to their advantage (02/14/2022)
  • The role of ad quality in the post-trust era (02/11/2022)
  • Regulation, revenue, and relationships top of mind at the 2022 DCN Next: Summit (02/07/2022)
  • Navigating the new identity era: Why preparation is key (02/03/2022)
  • What 2021’s CPG ad trends tell us about the 2022 forecast (01/24/2022)
  • Prospering in the increasingly dangerous open programmatic market (01/21/2022)
  • How publishers can benefit from the rise of attention analytics (01/19/2022)
  • Why premium video is media’s new monetization moonshot (01/17/2022)
  • Can automated advertising save America’s newspapers? (01/11/2022)
  • Why prioritizing personalization can build trust between consumers and brands (01/10/2022)
  • Media tech execs reveal their 2022 playbook (12/27/2021)
  • Changing the conversation with brands about digital advertising (12/14/2021)
  • Three trends that will transform media operations and advertising in 2022 (12/06/2021)
  • How automation can help any publisher compete in digital advertising (11/29/2021)
  • How the Associated Press is charting its cookieless future (11/19/2021)
  • Surveillance advertising isn’t just problematic, it eats publisher profits (11/16/2021)
  • See through the smoke: recognizing the cannabis ad opportunity (11/10/2021)
  • Attention: The new rules for how publishers can capture it and reap the rewards (11/10/2021)
  • Building a privacy-first infrastructure for digital advertising (11/08/2021)
  • A regulatory reckoning over scam ads approaches (11/03/2021)
  • An unredacted view into Google’s unbridled ambition (10/28/2021)
  • Optimizing your supply path requires a scalpel not a chainsaw (10/25/2021)
  • The bad ad problem: balancing short-term profits and long-term success (10/19/2021)
  • Publishers can’t afford to ignore data leakage (10/13/2021)
  • Preparing measurement for the post-cookie data divide (10/11/2021)
  • What CTV marketers can learn from TV’s past mistakes (10/06/2021)
  • OTT monetization needs to adapt fast or die slow (10/05/2021)
  • Two ways publishers can increase digital ad revenue from news content (10/04/2021)
  • How AI can provide publishers with the identity advantage (09/29/2021)
  • What publishers need to know about the crypto ad market (09/27/2021)
  • Zero-party data is a publisher’s secret weapon against big tech changes (09/21/2021)
  • 3 Digital advertising resources to help publishers optimize sales (09/21/2021)
  • Two truths and a lie: Why what you think you know about identity will hurt you (09/13/2021)
  • 9 criteria for driving business results with analytics in 2022 (09/09/2021)
  • Trust, walled gardens and a shining new opportunity for publishers (09/08/2021)
  • As podcasting soars, advertising follows (09/02/2021)
  • Connecting more than TVs: Publishers are the key to CTV engagement (08/31/2021)
  • Premium VOD advertising placements outperform YouTube and Facebook (08/31/2021)
  • Newsweek and Discovery are ready for the cookieless web. Are you? (08/23/2021)
  • How dynamic creative optimization delivers advertising results (08/18/2021)
  • When browser extensions attack: Meet LNKR, an ad ecosystem nightmare (08/11/2021)
  • 3 Ways ad measurement is evolving to gauge true ad impact (08/03/2021)
  • The Insider perspective on post-cookie advertising (08/02/2021)
  • 4 Media industry twists and turns you don’t want to miss (07/29/2021)
  • Opt out of the bad ads that ruin in-app gaming (07/27/2021)
  • Publishers: Use your data to close and retain more deals (07/26/2021)
  • Viewability + engagement = highly valuable impressions (07/12/2021)
  • Why third-party cookies should be dead to you (regardless of what Chrome does) (07/08/2021)
  • Will iOS and cookie privacy updates affect Facebook? (06/30/2021)
  • Top ad servers service the fake news ecosystem (06/29/2021)
  • We’re entering the age of prediction-based marketing (06/23/2021)
  • Publishers: Consolidate your tech stack to drive growth (06/21/2021)
  • Here’s how publishers are preparing for the cookie-less era (06/16/2021)
  • Money on the table? The opportunity cost of neglecting SME advertisers (06/15/2021)
  • Diversify your advertising options to drive revenue (06/03/2021)
  • The post-Covid streaming trend we can count on (06/02/2021)
  • Targeting practices: a critical look at surveillance advertising (06/01/2021)
  • Digital media transparency: publisher best practices (05/25/2021)
  • Mitigating risk in the age of big tech (05/19/2021)
  • Why don’t publishers stand up for their brand integrity? (05/18/2021)
  • Aftershock: What the industry looks like after Apple’s privacy update (05/13/2021)
  • Audience trust means authentication – and revenue (05/12/2021)
  • Demand path optimization: a publisher panacea (05/11/2021)
  • Research reinforces the value of premium ad context (05/10/2021)
  • A better ad experience is a better user experience (05/04/2021)
  • Building a 360-degree customer view to thrive in post-cookie publishing (04/21/2021)
  • Discriminatory optimization: Social algorithms conflict with marketing plans (04/20/2021)
  • Instead of scrabbling over the triopoly’s crumbs, publishers must unite (04/19/2021)
  • How to choose the right approach – and solution – for a cookie-less world (04/14/2021)
  • The race is on for publishers and brands to leverage first-party data (04/12/2021)
  • With a mix of ads and subs, The Weather Company’s forecast looks good (04/06/2021)
  • What publishers need to measure for healthy header bidding (04/06/2021)
  • 4 proposals for navigating post-cookie identity (04/05/2021)
  • Gannett’s Kelly Andresen talks revenue, regulations, and future growth (03/31/2021)
  • 3 ways publishers can fight fraud before it impacts revenue (03/29/2021)
  • Farewell cookies, hello true omnichannel experience (03/24/2021)
  • Retiring third-party cookies: Stop panicking and start planning (03/17/2021)
  • Automating O2C processes will resolve pain points and ensure scalability (03/16/2021)
  • Building your sandcastle in the privacy sandbox (03/09/2021)
  • How cookie deprecation puts publishers in a sweet spot (03/03/2021)
  • The year of publisher-driven identity (03/01/2021)
  • Protecting ad revenue and prioritizing transparency in mobile (02/24/2021)
  • Raising the bar on ad quality and transparency (02/23/2021)
  • DCN leads new era of quality content signaling with trust.txt (02/17/2021)
  • When Apple closes a door, malvertising opens a window (02/17/2021)
  • 3 insider tips to enable unified cross-channel measurement (02/10/2021)
  • 3 trends that will define media success in 2021 (02/08/2021)
  • Preparing for advanced TV’s 2021 take off (01/27/2021)
  • To thrive in the post-cookie era, web publishers must act now (01/26/2021)
  • Supply path optimization: only the best for publishers and advertisers (01/18/2021)
  • Media industry predictions for 2021: OTT, video, social, and more (01/12/2021)
  • The 4 most important questions to ask when evaluating identity solutions (01/06/2021)
  • Publishers accelerated diversification strategies in 2020! (12/15/2020)
  • Why cohorts is a privacy detour the media industry should avoid (12/14/2020)
  • Checklist for effective advertising environments: brand fitness, quality, trust (11/30/2020)
  • Rethinking ad production for connected TV (11/24/2020)
  • Do publishers stand a chance against the digital duopoly? (11/24/2020)
  • To understand where the cookie is headed, let’s look at its history (11/16/2020)
  • By prioritizing context and understanding over “attention,” Vox Media is poised for growth (10/27/2020)
  • To win in the digital ad game, focus on the end (user) (10/19/2020)
  • How machine learning improves header bidding (10/15/2020)
  • Why publishers need to push back on platform-specific “cookie-less” solutions (10/06/2020)
  • Deceptive landing pages: Why ad security must look beyond the creative (10/05/2020)
  • Adtech’s regulatory reckoning: It’s time to do the right thing with data (09/28/2020)
  • Reducing subscription churn is critical for advertising revenue (09/22/2020)
  • How Insider Inc. leverages first-party data for its partners (09/21/2020)
  • The industries surprising us with their ad spend in correlation to Covid-19 (09/16/2020)
  • How one botnet evolved its fraud to elude detection and steal revenue (09/02/2020)
  • Get your ad message right so that new TV audiences tune in (08/26/2020)
  • Advertising’s great unknown: Why audience intent matters more than identity (08/10/2020)
  • Podcast ads: a bright spot in the dim digital advertising sector (08/05/2020)
  • Don’t drive blind: Use benchmarks to navigate digital advertising (08/04/2020)
  • Breaking the chain: How to optimize digital advertising in the coming election (08/03/2020)
  • Server-side tech will drive the future of publisher digital advertising revenue (07/29/2020)
  • As identity solutions evolve, smart publishers see an opportunity (07/28/2020)
  • The next ad quality plot twist: Upholding user trust during the election season (07/20/2020)
  • Considering Ad Refresh? Here’s what you need to know (07/15/2020)
  • How publishers can reset to serve a cookie-less digital marketplace (07/07/2020)
  • Consumers and advertisers are overwhelmed by the tyranny of choice (06/22/2020)
  • The case for combined revenue models (06/15/2020)
  • Media execs weigh in on Covid-crisis inspired trends: creativity, productivity, and growth (06/11/2020)
  • With advertising rocked, it’s a good time to revisit fundamentals (06/10/2020)
  • Rebound ready: Four ways to build digital revenue (06/08/2020)
  • How to build the house of addressable TV (06/01/2020)
  • The Google antitrust ship has set its course (05/21/2020)
  • Identity crisis: Why Google and Facebook dominate digital advertising (05/19/2020)
  • Why brand suitability is important for publishers and advertisers (05/12/2020)
  • How marketers and publishers can collaborate for success (05/11/2020)
  • ISBA’s new research challenges the programmatic supply chain (05/08/2020)
  • Catch me if you can: Malvertising thrives in high-volume, low-CPM environment (05/06/2020)
  • Now is the time for publishers to take back control (05/04/2020)
  • Revenue or readers: Which one should you choose? (04/28/2020)
  • It’s time to align data practices with consumer expectations (04/27/2020)
  • The dominance and obstinance of big tech platforms (04/23/2020)
  • Publishers walk a revenue/ad quality tightrope – but there’s hope (04/21/2020)
  • Why marketers should be afraid of the dark (04/20/2020)
  • Q2 ad rates are at a historic low: This is how publishers should address it (04/15/2020)
  • Fact check series, part two: contextual targeting, audience targeting, and match rates (04/08/2020)
  • An analysis of the spend amidst Covid-19: threats and opportunities (04/01/2020)
  • Quick reflexes and hard news: The media industry’s new reality (03/26/2020)
  • How blockchain can – and can’t – help advertisers navigate TV and video (03/24/2020)
  • We need the news. And the news needs us. (03/19/2020)
  • More advertising doesn’t equal more effective advertising – the numbers back it up (03/16/2020)
  • Consumers oppose being microtargeted by political advertising (03/10/2020)
  • Why zero-party data is publishers’ secret weapon in a post-cookie world (03/02/2020)
  • Putting the consumer first in a post-cookie world (02/25/2020)
  • Say goodbye to the cookie and hello to contextual (02/24/2020)
  • Latency: the devastating tax that publishers are ignoring (02/17/2020)
  • How USA Today balanced advertiser and consumer expectations in its latest redesign (02/06/2020)
  • Publishers: Have no fear of a cookieless future (01/27/2020)
  • Publishers focus on the evolution of the business at the annual DCN: Next Summit (01/22/2020)
  • Fact check series, part one: the truth about “cookieless” DMPs (01/13/2020)
  • New DCN report offers insights on programmatic marketplace (01/07/2020)
  • Digital advertising trends that will dominate publishing in 2020 (01/02/2020)
  • The 8 biggest challenges digital publishers faced in 2019–and what lies ahead for 2020 (12/23/2019)
  • What advertisers really want from digital publishers (12/16/2019)
  • Top digital advertising trends for publishing executives in 2020 (12/11/2019)
  • Marketers: Here’s how we can ensure that consumers learn to love advertising again (12/03/2019)
  • Fostering quality journalism through a brand safe open web (11/26/2019)
  • Premium context and 30-second spots dominate video advertising right now (11/25/2019)
  • Compete or collaborate? Two approaches to dealing with walled gardens (11/20/2019)
  • How to accurately evaluate your content marketing (11/18/2019)
  • Let’s celebrate the decline of the third-party cookie (11/13/2019)
  • Malvertising: You ain’t seen nothin’ yet (10/30/2019)
  • Ad effectiveness measurement doesn’t scale, and it’s failing advertisers (10/23/2019)
  • Local news: Forget national metrics and focus on your strengths (10/17/2019)
  • How publishers are rethinking audience in a user-first world (10/15/2019)
  • With the cookie crumbling, the new recipe for data-driven success features consumer trust (10/07/2019)
  • Google continues its offensive, but we’re all smarter now (10/03/2019)
  • How intelligent paywalls maximize total digital revenue (10/02/2019)
  • Three tools publishers need to compete with the duopoly (10/01/2019)
  • B2B companies up digital marketing in response to industry trends (09/23/2019)
  • Beyond subscriptions: Redefining the value exchange between audience and publisher (08/29/2019)
  • Malicious ads are down. But don’t rest easy yet. (08/28/2019)
  • Subscriptions v. advertising models: Can they co-exist? (08/26/2019)
  • High quality content casts positive halo over ad perception (08/19/2019)
  • Why publishers need to focus on outcome-based advertising solutions (08/12/2019)
  • What Pew’s latest industry stats say about the media marketplace (08/07/2019)
  • The halo effect is real: New research confirms that ads perform better in quality contexts (08/01/2019)
  • Can data transparency labels help restore the health of digital advertising? (07/10/2019)
  • How publishers can unlock outcome-oriented advertising models (06/10/2019)
  • DTC brands are disrupting ecommerce—and advertising (06/04/2019)
  • Video advertising in on the rise. But it isn’t for everyone (05/17/2019)
  • Marketers keep spending on problematic platforms (05/13/2019)
  • To maximize OTT performance, should we think lean back or lean forward? (05/06/2019)
  • Better machine decision-making, rethinking digital ads, and smart cities will improve the health of the internet (05/01/2019)
  • Mobile apps are making a comeback and publishers better be ready (04/22/2019)
  • Publishers have their mojo back (04/11/2019)
  • Are YouTube video ads getting longer? (04/09/2019)
  • Changing consumer behavior drives new advertising priorities (04/03/2019)
  • Spring is in the air for advertisers and premium publishers. But we need to cultivate the opportunity for revenue growth. (03/25/2019)
  • Why brands are changing their tune about podcast advertising (03/13/2019)
  • Malware and redirects: Publishers need to protect customers now more than ever (03/01/2019)
  • CPM is old news: The business case for selling content differently (02/12/2019)
  • The threat to CPGs creates advertising opportunities for publishers (01/22/2019)
  • Improving viewability creates new opportunities for premium publishers (01/16/2019)
  • How OTT will be sold in 2019 and beyond (12/11/2018)
  • With ad dominance comes great responsibility for Amazon (12/05/2018)
  • Navigating the social media advertising paradox (12/05/2018)
  • The Google monopoly that no one Is talking about (11/02/2018)
  • The next frontier in digital ad fraud: local markets (10/29/2018)
  • 5 big takeaways from the NewFronts West (10/18/2018)
  • Instagram vs. YouTube: Who will win the digital ad war? (10/15/2018)
  • If attention is the currency for advertising, what does it take to get more? (10/09/2018)
  • Demand for media quality is a challenge and an opportunity (10/01/2018)
  • What building a digital media agency has taught us about navigating programmatic (09/17/2018)
  • Programmatic spend continues to surge in 2018 (08/29/2018)
  • Here’s how to maximize the value of your PMP (07/30/2018)
  • Duopoly dystopia (07/26/2018)
  • Three inventory quality trends to watch in digital advertising (07/24/2018)
  • Consumers want control to improve the relevance of online advertising (07/18/2018)
  • 6 Business questions to consider before investing in programmatic advertising (07/17/2018)
  • Post-GDPR impact: Programmatic remains strong in the U.S. (07/17/2018)
  • Programmatic is not just for media buyers. What the rest of us need to know (07/11/2018)
  • Trusted environments positively influence ads (07/11/2018)
  • Thinking differently about outstream video ads (07/10/2018)
  • How digital, streaming services are pushing linear TV to innovate (06/21/2018)
  • The shift towards context-based advertising (06/18/2018)
  • Facebook’s political ad disclosures are a train wreck in progress (06/07/2018)
  • Being big and behaving badly (05/23/2018)
  • Older listeners are as likely to pay to avoid ads as they are to stop listening altogether (05/16/2018)
  • Digital can change for the better, viewability is the proof (05/14/2018)
  • Why being more transparent about data may make your ads more effective (05/09/2018)
  • Trends at the NewFronts: brand safety, metrics, big media ‘coopetition’ with platforms (05/03/2018)
  • The time is now: Make aggressive moves to win market share (04/10/2018)
  • In good company: Advertising context matters (04/04/2018)
  • Why the IAB GDPR Transparency and Consent Framework is a non-starter for publishers (03/19/2018)
  • Will the tracker always get through? (03/19/2018)
  • The end of attention means the start of something better (02/26/2018)
  • The Google Chrome ad filter is live. Here’s what to do if your ads are deemed bad (02/21/2018)
  • Key themes from the 2018 DCN Summit: trust, experimentation, diversification, and healthy paranoia (02/12/2018)
  • Ad Ops: the unlikely GDPR heroes (02/06/2018)
  • How to make it easy for brands to buy your advertising (like Google & Facebook) (01/09/2018)
  • Let’s put an end to targeting bots: Identifying click fraud and learning how to prevent it (12/13/2017)
  • Why ads.txt is important to both sellers and buyers (12/06/2017)
  • Research proves it: Viewable marketing campaigns get results (but how much is enough?) (11/29/2017)
  • How to tackle brand safety in programmatic, according to GroupM, Vox Media, The Trade Desk, LinkedIn, and Sizmek (11/28/2017)
  • Facebook ad targeting is incredible – and scary (11/16/2017)
  • Research proves that ad placement directly impacts brand perception (11/15/2017)
  • Personalization without people: What happens when no one can track consumers? (11/14/2017)
  • Honest truth about the Honest Ads Act (11/06/2017)
  • The state of programmatic native in 2017 (10/17/2017)
  • Buyer beware: Programmatic advertising report emphasizes the importance of brand safety (10/03/2017)
  • Google and Facebook must do more for brand safety (09/21/2017)
  • Consumer publishing is changing: Which advertising methods are working best? (08/11/2017)
  • How thinking like a tech company has transformed innovation at The Washington Post (08/10/2017)
  • Inside the dystopian vision of the IAB’s new AR and VR advertising formats (08/08/2017)
  • Google’s dominance in digital ad spending continues, though challengers have emerged (07/25/2017)
  • Bringing measurement to podcasts (07/17/2017)
  • Is virtual reality advertising about to take off? (07/13/2017)
  • Three key advertising takeaways from Cannes Lions (07/10/2017)
  • What will it take to wake digital advertising’s sleeping giants? (06/29/2017)
  • What marketers need to know about the impact of negative digital advertising experiences on their brands (06/21/2017)
  • Mobile ad-blocking isn’t a disaster… yet (06/08/2017)
  • Meeker’s annual report exposes opportunities to connect with consumers (06/06/2017)
  • Advertising’s flight to trusted partners (05/11/2017)
  • Did angry advertisers really boycott YouTube? The answer may surprise you. (05/10/2017)
  • Are the NewFronts still worth it? That depends (05/04/2017)
  • Digital advertising insights as the market reaches attention saturation (05/03/2017)
  • Pre-roll is the most informative and engaging video ad format (04/21/2017)
  • It’s time to take action against ad fraud (04/18/2017)
  • Agencies and the ad quality quandary (04/14/2017)
  • Will humans make a comeback in the wake of the YouTube boycott? (04/06/2017)
  • The ad tech forest is falling. Here’s why (03/30/2017)
  • Coalition for Better Ads offers ad standards based on consumer preferences (03/27/2017)
  • Media alliances take on the Google-Facebook duopoly (03/23/2017)
  • Neurological research proves it: Context affects advertising effectiveness (02/28/2017)
  • We need to solve digital advertising’s quality control problem now (02/23/2017)
  • Ad blocking: No, we haven’t won. (02/16/2017)
  • Digital ad fraud: What’s a CMO to do? (02/15/2017)
  • Programmatic native: a nascent and growing category (02/08/2017)
  • Ad blocking remains a threat to digital media (02/07/2017)
  • Could in-image ads be an answer to ad blockers? (01/27/2017)
  • Today’s challenges offer an opportunity to rebuild trust in digital media (01/24/2017)
  • Viewability measure standards a good step, but issues go beyond measurement (01/13/2017)
  • 6 Recommendations for a better digital experience (01/10/2017)
  • The Big 10: Media executives call out the industry’s biggest challenges (01/09/2017)
  • Q3 ranks highest quarter ever for digital advertising, but who’s making money? (01/04/2017)
  • The banner ad won’t die – and three other predictions for 2017 (12/22/2016)
  • Ad-spending growth will slow in 2017 (12/07/2016)
  • In-stream and Sidekick are preferred mobile ad formats (11/16/2016)
  • Interstitial ads shown to alienate, not engage (11/15/2016)
  • Mobile now accounts for almost half of all digital ad revenue (11/09/2016)
  • How out-of-home is evolving to join the digital paid media mix (11/08/2016)
  • Three key takeaways from the media leaders at Folio’s C-Summit (11/07/2016)
  • Inside the mobile-first, digital always strategy at The Dallas Morning News (10/28/2016)
  • Programmatic versus publisher-direct online ad buying: What do the data say? (10/25/2016)
  • Marketers weigh the pros and cons of programmatic (10/11/2016)
  • Brands and agencies struggle with the pros and cons of walled garden advertising strategies (10/05/2016)
  • Seeing the data for the trees: Overarching themes from Advertising Week (10/04/2016)
  • Social media revenue trends register mix results (09/28/2016)
  • Publishers need automation, too (09/27/2016)
  • Facebook: When the fox guards the hen house (09/23/2016)
  • Mobile internet advertising rising fast to eclipse desktop in 2017 (09/20/2016)
  • Why Google’s crackdown on mobile pop-ups might be a good thing (09/01/2016)
  • To mock or not to mock? Avoiding fraudulent advertising campaign verification (08/24/2016)
  • Publishers increase mobile investment (08/10/2016)
  • What’s Verizon’s master plan after nabbing Yahoo? (08/04/2016)
  • Marketers increasingly favor viewability and third-party verification (08/02/2016)
  • CMOs: Do You Know Where Your Ads Are? New research proves why it matters.  (07/14/2016)
  • Video is a big ad opportunity, but it is not without challenges (07/12/2016)
  • What makes ads great? An emotional connection. (07/11/2016)
  • Positive viewing experience and ad-recall correlate to screen size (07/06/2016)
  • Will “out-stream” video ad performance last? (06/23/2016)
  • Premium context impacts mobile ad performance (06/17/2016)
  • Google and Facebook devour the ad and data pie. Scraps for everyone else. (06/16/2016)
  • Entertainment and media revenues continue to grow (06/15/2016)
  • Are 5 second ads the new Snapchat? (06/10/2016)
  • Top takeaways for publishers from Mary Meeker’s latest report (06/09/2016)
  • Podcast consumption on the rise, and that’s good news for digital advertising (06/06/2016)
  • What New York Times President and CEO Mark Thompson had to say about ad blocking (06/06/2016)
  • Americans say free, ad-supported online services worth $1,200 a year (05/13/2016)
  • Trust, transparency and the New York Yankees (05/12/2016)
  • Technology guide to scale programmatic revenue (04/29/2016)
  • Service journalism and the web advertising problem (04/27/2016)
  • Understanding youth’s video diet so you can satisfy their cravings (04/01/2016)
  • 6 Lessons learned from header bidding (03/22/2016)
  • In-feed ads: just because you can does not mean you should (03/21/2016)
  • Marketers’ programmatic buying habits more than double (03/09/2016)
  • 5 Reasons every publisher should open a custom content studio (03/09/2016)
  • $66 billion isn’t just for TV advertising anymore (03/01/2016)
  • Does Snapchat have what it takes to become an ad powerhouse? (02/25/2016)
  • Ad blockers are the new premium target audience (02/17/2016)
  • Broadcast radio increasing focus on digital sales (02/16/2016)
  • Jason Kint on the future of digital content (video) (02/16/2016)
  • Moving past the ad blocking arms race and back to the consumer (02/09/2016)
  • The future of media depends on great consumer experiences (02/08/2016)
  • Advertisers direct ad spending towards higher-quality inventory with better targeting (01/25/2016)
  • Q&A with Jack Essig, SVP, Publisher & Chief Revenue Officer, Hearst Men’s Group (01/19/2016)
  • 5 Successful sales habits to try now (01/13/2016)
  • The rise of VR for immersive storytelling and advertising (12/03/2015)
  • Trust in ads triggers action (11/18/2015)
  • Advice for addressing waterfall inefficiencies (11/17/2015)
  • Will streaming help interactive tv ads stick? (11/12/2015)
  • Time well spent? Inside the FT’s time-based ads sales effort (11/11/2015)
  • Display advertising deserves more credit for inbound phone calls (11/10/2015)
  • Growing the receptivity of digital ads (10/21/2015)
  • US ad sales will grow by +2.2% this year, with digital surpassing TV ad spending faster than expected (10/19/2015)
  • Who’s winning at sports content? (10/02/2015)
  • ONE by AOL: Simplifying digital ad complexity to improve creativity—and results (09/21/2015)
  • Viewability problems spread to video ads on social (09/17/2015)
  • Do Millennials Consume Content, Ads and Shop Differently? (08/28/2015)
  • Where’s the signal? (And why it matters to digital advertisers) (08/19/2015)
  • Viewability Continues to Trouble the Marketplace (08/18/2015)
  • Global Mobile Advertising Revenue 2014 (08/14/2015)
  • Ad Blocking Predicted to Cost Ad Industry $21.8 billion in 2015 (08/12/2015)
  • Is Programmatic Part of a Winning Strategy? (08/06/2015)
  • Online Video is the Fastest-growing Category of Internet Advertising (08/05/2015)
  • Ad Blocking: A Problem in Need of a Creative Solution (07/29/2015)
  • U.S. Programmatic Display Ad Revenues Totaled $10.1 Billion in 2014 (07/21/2015)
  • The Age of (Atypical) Advertising Alliances (07/09/2015)
  • Ad blocking: Why now? (07/06/2015)
  • Reuters’ Digital News Report Finds Social, Mobile on the Rise but Video Flat (06/17/2015)
  • 4 Tips for Improving Programmatic CPM (05/27/2015)
  • Bad Ads: Research Shows They May Cost More Than They’re Worth (05/14/2015)
  • NewFronts 2015: It’s All About the Video – and Tech (05/07/2015)
  • Programmatic: Both the Villain and the Hero (04/30/2015)
  • Practical Tips for a Programmatic Future (04/29/2015)
  • Viewability 100% Guaranteed from Nativo and Moat (04/23/2015)
  • Marketer Perceptions of Mobile Advertising (04/01/2015)
  • comScore Looks at Shifts in Digital Consumer Behavior (03/30/2015)
  • Mobile Ad Spend to Overtake Desktop by End of 2015 (03/27/2015)
  • Edmunds Signals Advertising Shift With Programmatic (02/19/2015)
  • IAB Says 100% Viewability Measurement is Not Yet Possible (12/16/2014)
  • Banners or Trust Parasites? Let’s Focus on What Matters (11/07/2014)
  • Cox Launches Gamut, a New Company Addressing Evolving Needs (10/14/2014)
  • Q&A: Justin Choi, CEO, Nativo on Ad Viewability (10/07/2014)
  • Holistic ad serving will keep native inventory premium (10/01/2014)
• Category: DCN-Research
  • DCN research unveils the power of representation in audience engagement (10/04/2023)
  • New DCN consumer research: Digital Media Subscription Tracking (05/23/2023)
  • DCN explores the rise of, and best practices for, AVOD and FAST services (10/12/2022)
  • It’s a critical time to refocus your subscription strategy (09/15/2022)
  • 2021 DCN Research: Gen Z Digital Media Attitudes, Values & Behavior (09/13/2021)
  • New DCN research explores consumer appetite and satisfaction for digital subscriptions (09/19/2019)
  • Consumers are unaware of many of Google’s data practices (04/05/2019)
  • DCN Direct Audience Revenue Case Studies Report (02/06/2019)
  • Digital Content Next releases Q3 2018 DCN Quarterly Revenue Report (QRR) (11/21/2018)
  • Digital Content Next releases the DCN OTT Video Benchmark and Best Practices Report (07/26/2018)
  • Digital Content Next releases the 2017 DCN Annual Financial and Operational Benchmark Report (06/01/2018)
  • Jason Kint: Here are 5 ways Facebook violates consumer expectations to maximize its profits (04/10/2018)
  • Publishers continue to invest in platforms, but research confirms that platforms give little in return (02/13/2018)
  • DCN’s new research: Trust as a Proxy for Brand Value  (12/06/2017)
  • DCN and Reuters Institute studies align: Trust is key for the success of digital media (12/06/2017)
  • New DCN proprietary media strategy research offers best practices for paid content (10/26/2017)
  • Digital Content Next releases Q1 2018 DCN Quarterly Revenue Report (QRR) (06/21/2017)
  • DCN’s Distributed Content Revenue Benchmark Report (01/25/2017)
  • The power of focus: building a strong niche publishing business (01/19/2017)
  • 2016 DCN content distribution impact research (05/12/2016)
  • 2015 DCN Consumer Ad Block Report (01/05/2016)
  • 2015 DCN Bot Benchmark Report: What makes a publisher premium (09/28/2015)
  • How Time-Based Measurement is Grabbing Digital Publishers’ Attention (10/22/2014)
  • OPA Research Shows Digital Subscription Drives Business Growth for Digital Content Publishers (12/11/2013)
  • New OPA Study Reveals Native Advertising Best Practices, Marketer Goals and Metrics (07/10/2013)
  • Marketers Prefer Premium Content Publishers Over Facebook for their Brand Focused Campaigns (11/12/2012)
  • OPA Study Defines Today’s Smartphone User (08/20/2012)
  • Online Publishers Association Study Reveals Attitudes of Today’s Tablet User (06/18/2012)
  • OPA Releases Findings of New Tablet Study and Implications for the Online Advertising Industry (06/22/2011)
  • Biometric Evaluation: Assessing the Effectiveness of the OPA Ad Unit (11/02/2010)
  • A Sense of Place, Why Environments Matter (06/30/2010)
  • Improving Ad Performance Online: The Impact of Advertising on Content Sites (04/27/2010)
  • New Research Shows Advertising on Ad Networks Provides Smallest Change For Advertisers (08/13/2009)
  • Online Publishers Association Study Shows Consumers Exposed to Display Advertising Are More Engaged (06/25/2009)
  • Improving Ad Performance Online: The Impact of Advertising on Quality Content Sites (Wave 2) (01/08/2009)
  • Local Online Media: From Advertising to Action (08/19/2008)
  • Improving Ad Performance Online: The Impact of Advertising on Branded Content Sites (Wave 1) (07/30/2008)
  • Frames of Reference: Online Video Advertising, Content and Consumer Behavior (06/19/2007)
  • Going Mobile: An International Study of Content Use and Advertising on the Mobile Web (03/08/2007)
  • OPA Research: Online Content: Attracting the Most Valuable Buyers (10/01/2006)
  • OPA White Paper: A Day in the Life: An Ethnographic Study of Media Consumption (06/22/2006)
  • OPA Research: From Early Adoption To Common Practice: A Primer On Online Video Viewing (03/29/2006)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, FY 2005 (03/14/2006)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q1/Q2 2005 PDF (10/31/2005)
  • OPA White Paper: Local Audience Measurement (10/24/2005)
  • OPA Research: Online User Experience Study (07/05/2005)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q1/Q2 2005 (03/10/2005)
  • OPA Research: Online Video Study (02/08/2005)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q1/Q2 2004 (11/15/2004)
  • OPA Research: Generational Media Study (09/21/2004)
  • OPA Study: The Broadband-Enabled 18 to 34 Year-Old: Behavioral Analysis (06/03/2004)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, FY 2003 (05/11/2004)
  • OPA Research: 18 to 34 Year-Olds: Behavioral Analysis (03/29/2004)
  • OPA Research: Multi-Channel Media Brand Study (02/12/2004)
  • OPA White Paper: The Web Habit: An Ethnographic Study of Web Usage (02/02/2004)
  • OPA Member Companies: Business and Financial Highlights (11/20/2003)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q1/Q2 2003 (09/23/2003)
  • OPA Political Study: Voters Actively Engage with Politics Online (09/04/2003)
  • OPA Media Consumption Study: Study Confirms Internet’s Role as Leading Daytime Medium (05/12/2003)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q4, FY 2002 (03/04/2003)
  • OPA White Paper: The Existence and Characteristics of Dayparts on the Internet (02/06/2003)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q2/Q3 2002 (12/20/2002)
  • OPA Report: Paid Online Content U.S. Market Spending Report, Q1 2001 through Q1 2002 (08/01/2002)
  • OPA Media Consumption Study: Consumers with Workplace Internet Access Spend More Time Online than TV (01/08/2002)
  • OPA/Harris: Internet Grows as Primary Source of News & Information in Weeks Following 9/11 (10/05/2001)
• Category: Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
  • Women just might achieve editorial leadership equity – in 50 years (03/26/2024)
  • Hollywood’s diversity-driven returns don’t align with investments (03/20/2024)
  • Newsroom diversity fails to keep pace with the population (01/16/2024)
  • Flexibility is the new norm in newsrooms (01/08/2024)
  • The TV industry shows mixed results in employment diversity (11/28/2023)
  • Diverse-owned media is having a moment. Let’s make sure it’s more. (10/23/2023)
  • The Boston Globe leans into video to build and diversify its audience (10/19/2023)
  • Reaching more women with news: lessons on gender representation from the FT  (09/27/2023)
  • Inclusivity makes dollars and sense for the media  (09/05/2023)
  • An interview with Odette Alcazaren-Keeley on dismantling structural racism in media  (06/19/2023)
  • How media brands are honoring Juneteenth this year (06/16/2023)
  • Growing audiences–and your media business–through diversity (05/30/2023)
  • Steps to help rebuild trust in news in underserved communities  (05/02/2023)
  • Who’s on the beat? You might be surprised (04/18/2023)
  • Gen Y & Z want media to lead on gender equity (04/11/2023)
  • The PPA makes a push for shared best practices in DE&I efforts  (03/23/2023)
  • The pink collar pay gap persists (03/15/2023)
  • What’s behind digital media’s confidence – and priorities? (02/28/2023)
  • Newsroom social media policies need input from diverse voices (12/06/2022)
  • Hispanic representation lags in media (10/18/2022)
  • The gender gap in media is still wider than you think (09/27/2022)
  • Explore newsroom innovation with USA Today and Axios (07/07/2022)
  • How media brands are honoring Juneteenth this year (06/16/2022)
  • Five big leadership challenges facing the media industry (05/12/2022)
  • Inside the BBC 50:50 project’s equity efforts–which go beyond gender (04/27/2022)
  • Research highlights the need for diversity in media leadership (04/12/2022)
  • Media companies build trust when they address audience concerns (04/05/2022)
  • Data and revenue diversification dominate publisher strategies  (03/18/2022)
  • Terminology matters: Tackling cultural nuance in the UK media (01/27/2022)
  • Accelerate mobility: Robin Hood’s Stephanie Royal on how anti-racism fuels innovation (01/20/2022)
  • Reflecting America: Michael Smith on putting the public back into NPR (01/05/2022)
  • Precious resources: Havas’ Juliana Akoumouh on the competition for diverse talent (12/02/2021)
  • Safe space: Exploring NASA’s equity efforts with Edward Gonzales (11/11/2021)
  • Introducing a new DE&I series: Driving change from the inside (11/10/2021)
  • Inspired by the BBC’s 50:50 Project, London Fashion Week goes all-in on inclusion (09/16/2021)
  • From the top down, and inside out: tackling media’s diversity problem (08/19/2021)
  • Journey to equality: An analysis of the 50:50 Challenge (04/22/2021)
  • Going beyond diversity, the Maynard 200 program fosters true equity (04/01/2021)
  • Publishers go beyond diversity reports and make plans for action (03/15/2021)
  • Getting the ratio right: How the BBC is tackling gender equity in its coverage (01/21/2021)
  • Female representation in filmmaking inches upwards (01/11/2021)
  • How Vix fueled 10x audience growth with Hispanic audiences (12/17/2020)
  • Newsrooms evolve amidst the pressures of 2020 (11/09/2020)
  • Transparency and trust in the media business (06/25/2020)
  • How Bloomberg is building a global database of expert women sources (03/12/2020)
  • A conversation about media engineering with Bloomberg’s Pooja Malpani (02/11/2019)
  • Diversity is critical to American media. Learn how Maynard Institute and some powerful partners are working on it. (06/27/2018)
  • Six fearless female executives weigh in on their greatest challenges and opportunities (07/31/2017)
  • Outside takes on diversity in media at the newsstand (04/11/2017)
  • Diversity is the engine of growth (08/11/2016)
  • On the ground in Cannes: The long road to changing gender portrayals in advertising (06/24/2016)
• Category: Featured Post
  • Confidence can rebuild trust in news media (04/18/2024)
  • Let’s not allow AI to be another data disaster (04/11/2024)
  • Rappler invests in community to support the future of news (04/04/2024)
  • Leveraging LinkedIn: a guide for media companies (03/21/2024)
  • Rise up against AI by doubling down on direct traffic (03/14/2024)
  • Addressing the collateral damage of news avoidance (03/07/2024)
  • Google, what big teeth you have   (02/29/2024)
  • Building a strategic AI innovation plan for your media business (02/22/2024)
  • How to get editorial and revenue to collaborate for the win   (02/01/2024)
  • Apple flouts ruling to flex its monopoly power (01/25/2024)
  • 4 media revenue strategies for 2024 (that don’t involve AI) (01/18/2024)
  • Three trends that will shape media strategy in 2024 (01/11/2024)
  • In 2024, media companies must hit the platform reset button (12/14/2023)
  • Reputation matters. Don’t bend under platform pressure (12/07/2023)
  • Choose your words wisely: The role of language in media trust (11/16/2023)
  • If you love them, let them go: the case for easy subscription cancellations (11/09/2023)
  • NBCU Local’s collaborative approach to streaming local news (11/02/2023)
  • The case against Meta’s manipulative business model (10/26/2023)
  • How paid podcasts fit into The Economist’s subscription strategy (10/12/2023)
  • Harness the power of generative AI to develop winning revenue strategies  (10/05/2023)
  • Seven steps for a successful AI strategy (09/28/2023)
  • Five plain truths about AI  (08/24/2023)
  • TikTok’s Pulse Premiere partners with media brands. Will it work? (08/17/2023)
  • Change, lots of it: Enders Analysis on saving local news in the UK (08/10/2023)
  • What Generative AI means for media companies (08/03/2023)
  • Publishers and platforms face off over the value of news (07/27/2023)
  • Why Lina Khan won’t back down (07/20/2023)
  • Beyond demographics: embracing a unified audience for local news (07/13/2023)
  • Navigating the ethical landscape of generative AI and journalism (07/06/2023)
  • Media organizations grapple with developing AI policies (06/28/2023)
  • How personalization increases the odds of subscription success (06/22/2023)
  • Successful media leaders are focused on AI, audience and acquisitions (06/15/2023)
  • New AI-powered search from AP upends content discovery (06/08/2023)
  • DCN’s Principles for Development and Governance of Generative AI (06/05/2023)
  • Listen in: Lessons on sustainable podcast strategies (06/01/2023)
  • 7 tips for your subscription bundling strategy (05/04/2023)
  • What your audience thinks of you (04/27/2023)
  • Generative AI: threats and promise for a new world (04/20/2023)
  • The ethical and economic rationale for investing in climate coverage (04/13/2023)
  • “Legacy is a positive word for us”: How TIME thrives on its century-old reputation (04/06/2023)
  • Why the FT chose to deliver its new MBA course via newsletter (03/30/2023)
  • Succession: 5 ways to ensure a smooth leadership transition (03/16/2023)
  • Media execs weigh risks, challenges of generative AI (03/14/2023)
  • Are we entering the age of artificial journalistic intelligence? (03/09/2023)
  • Spilled ink: How to prevent AI from vacuuming up your business model (03/02/2023)
  • Brand-true omnichannel strategy dominates the 2023 DCN: Next Summit (02/22/2023)
  • Content production policy captures the global spotlight (02/09/2023)
  • Beneath conservatives’ big tech concerns, liberals may find a common cause (01/26/2023)
  • Weather Channel and Consumer Reports reveal the power of the subscription bundle (01/19/2023)
  • Vox Media on effective multiplatform podcast extensions (01/09/2023)
  • 6 ways media companies use AI to meet their strategic needs (12/15/2022)
  • 7 critical media trends to factor into your strategy (12/08/2022)
  • Inside Fox News’ winning podcast strategy (12/01/2022)
  • What young media users pay for — and why (11/22/2022)
  • 5 principles to guide your media strategy for 2023 (11/17/2022)
  • Why the New Statesman turns a long-read feature into a podcast every week (11/10/2022)
  • How Insider uses Twitter Q&As to increase transparency and trust (11/03/2022)
  • Policy issues on the streaming video horizon (10/27/2022)
  • How Consumer Reports is fighting to save democracy  (10/20/2022)
  • Unlock media innovation by experimenting every day (10/13/2022)
  • Industry experts offer 3 ways streaming services can reduce churn (10/06/2022)
  • What publishers can learn from the creator economy (09/29/2022)
  • The cracks in Google’s adtech façade are starting to show (09/22/2022)
  • Get smart, TV: Fix the usability experience (09/15/2022)
  • Forget cable 2.0. Streaming video is TV 3.0 (09/01/2022)
  • Live sports may be the ticket to growing streaming audiences  (08/30/2022)
  • 3 reasons publishers need a dedicated YouTube strategy  (08/25/2022)
  • Best practices from media organizations on using Twitter Spaces (08/11/2022)
  • Game on: esports offer a big win for media brands (08/04/2022)
  • Is consulting the next revenue stream for publishers? (07/28/2022)
  • They revolutionized podcast advertising. Now they’re coming for subscriptions (07/22/2022)
  • At The Texas Tribune, audiences expect service from social audio (07/21/2022)
  • The January 6 hearings highlight a significant growth opportunity for streamers (07/14/2022)
  • Audience trust drives Wirecutter’s affiliate strategy (06/30/2022)
  • How Mail+ delivered nine major updates in two years to deliver 300% subscriber growth (06/28/2022)
  • One year later: Who won the pandemic newsletter boom (06/23/2022)
  • Digital News Report 2022: Four key implications for publishers (06/15/2022)
  • What The Economist’s move into education can teach other publishers (06/09/2022)
  • Streaming is for everyone: three strategic considerations (05/31/2022)
  • The FTC is about to enter a new era (05/26/2022)
  • How social audio supports The Washington Post’s “adoption, addiction, and affection” strategy (05/19/2022)
  • Stay the course (05/05/2022)
  • Doubling down on personalizing the reader experience (04/28/2022)
  • 5 ways media companies can better reach — and engage with — Gen Z   (04/26/2022)
  • Publishers try a fraction of the news for a fraction of the cost (04/21/2022)
  • For Axios, social audio builds journalists’ profiles and skillset (04/07/2022)
  • How a one dollar offer drives The Boston Globe’s subscription success story (03/17/2022)
  • Social audio brings NPR new, engaged audiences—and much more (03/10/2022)
  • Can newspapers ever be “essential” apps on smartphones? (03/03/2022)
  • How NYMag, NYT and Atlantic are leveling-up their game strategy (02/24/2022)
  • The rise of NFTs comes with unanswered copyright questions (02/22/2022)
  • Magic wand meets crystal ball: My digital media predictions (02/17/2022)
  • Exploring the potential – and threat – of the media metaverse (01/25/2022)
  • Avoiding platform-dependence pitfalls in content-powered ecommerce (12/16/2021)
  • Why video might be the key to podcasting success (12/09/2021)
  • Avoid the hype. Focus on policy for 2022. (11/18/2021)
  • “I Feel Seen”: How HBR connects with Gen Z through video (11/04/2021)
  • The newsletter boom: capitalizing on the intimacy of the inbox (10/21/2021)
  • Great lengths: Optimizing video across platforms (10/14/2021)
  • Can freemium ever be free? Paywall strategies from news, B2B, and B2C (10/07/2021)
  • How we enhanced our site’s UX and boosted Core Web Vitals scores at The Washington Post (09/30/2021)
  • What the Hot Pod acquisition signals for Vox Media (09/23/2021)
  • Seeing through Facebook’s transparency report (08/26/2021)
  • Inspiring through Instagram: Exploring NatGeo’s socially responsible strategy (08/12/2021)
  • Why media executives can’t afford to ignore blockchain innovation (08/05/2021)
  • MVP: Why sports coverage could be the next great subscription driver (07/22/2021)
  • Game on: How younger consumers’ behavior shapes media usage (07/15/2021)
  • How NBCUniversal turned the Olympic postponement into multiplatform gold (07/01/2021)
  • Meredith’s video push centers on diversity and diversification (06/24/2021)
  • Today’s tech policymakers are more knowledgeable – and more aggressive (06/17/2021)
  • Abandon the inverted pyramid. It’s time to rebuild the news. (06/14/2021)
  • Travel media execs outline their post-pandemic plans (06/10/2021)
  • Do recommenders deliver more value to audiences – and the bottom line? (05/27/2021)
  • Rebuilding audience engagement in the post-Trump era (05/06/2021)
  • New Economist Group digital product puts customer experience at its core (04/29/2021)
  • Latino audiences translate to revenues (04/15/2021)
  • Accountability and opportunity go hand in hand (04/08/2021)
  • Why POPSUGAR is doubling down on fitness even as gyms reopen (03/25/2021)
  • Future focus: Inside the business of kids’ media (03/18/2021)
  • OTT disrupted cable television and film. Is the news next? (03/11/2021)
  • Australia’s new media bargaining code: What’s really up down under (03/04/2021)
  • We must address the war on women journalists, online and offline (02/25/2021)
  • Capitalizing on context: What if the value of news isn’t what’s new? (02/18/2021)
  • Trends, media models and platform regulation take center stage at the 2021 DCN Next: Summit (02/09/2021)
  • Media leaders reflect on managing remotely as they look to a hybrid future (02/04/2021)
  • Why healthy competition would heal our big tech problems (01/28/2021)
  • USA TODAY has big plans for immersive storytelling (01/14/2021)
  • Web accessibility isn’t just an ethical duty – it’s good business (12/10/2020)
  • As ecommerce surges, publishers turn to certification to cement trust (12/03/2020)
  • Alexa, can I trust this news service? (11/19/2020)
  • Widening the funnel: Where are news sites finding new subscribers? (11/12/2020)
  • Text-to-speech is the audio opportunity no one’s talking about (11/05/2020)
  • Cutting through the noise: podcast marketing tactics from NPR, Vox Media and WaPo (10/29/2020)
  • Here are 3 big changes coming for digital media (10/22/2020)
  • How Vox Media uses its podcast network to grow franchises (10/15/2020)
  • How NowThis’ new channel plans to tackle climate in a crowded video ecosystem (10/08/2020)
  • Insight killed the video star: The role of video in premium subscriptions (10/01/2020)
  • Censorship isn’t the issue. Controlling the spread is. (09/24/2020)
  • The future of the newsroom post-pandemic (09/17/2020)
  • How 3 local news outlets optimize mobile experiences (09/03/2020)
  • Are app stores worth the effort? CafeMedia thinks the answer is no (08/27/2020)
  • Taking a bite out of Apple’s trustworthy talking points (08/20/2020)
  • How Kumu’s Roland Ros partners with media companies for commerce and community (08/13/2020)
  • How three media companies are approaching virtual events and monetization (08/06/2020)
  • It’s time to rethink the opinion section (07/30/2020)
  • An insider’s guide to next week’s Antitrustpalooza (07/23/2020)
  • How Vox Media and The Atlantic are building reader revenue (07/16/2020)
  • Why Skift is putting reader revenue in the pilot’s seat (07/07/2020)
  • Objectivity vs. transparency: Let journalists be opinionated on social (06/18/2020)
  • How CUNY’s Anita Zielina cultivates change leaders in the media business (06/17/2020)
  • Gen Z has a misinformation problem (06/04/2020)
  • Why HBR’s Maureen Hoch is focused on high-touch content right now (05/18/2020)
  • Food brands deliver a hearty response to changing consumption habits (05/14/2020)
  • The media is failing to communicate journalism’s value to the public (05/07/2020)
  • With a new live LinkedIn show, HBR connects with readers on coping in the wake of Covid-19 (04/30/2020)
  • In the battered news industry, are nonprofits best equipped to survive? (04/16/2020)
  • The time is right for AR: Inside Axel Springer’s immersive travel experience (04/14/2020)
  • Pandemic parenting: How Parents.com is pivoting its digital strategy to serve readers in a time of crisis (04/09/2020)
  • Complex Networks is making the most out of staying at home (04/02/2020)
  • How three media outlets are taking their own approach to TikTok (03/18/2020)
  • Comment sections aren’t dead (yet) (03/05/2020)
  • How Discovery’s Food Network Kitchen delivers across platforms (02/27/2020)
  • Want to clean up Facebook? Don’t listen to Menlo Park (02/19/2020)
  • The rise of tribal subscription marketing (02/13/2020)
  • In the wake of several big name failures, the industry seeks a solid Spanish language news model (01/30/2020)
  • Audience expectations are critical in DCN’s 2020 vision (01/23/2020)
  • Scott Galloway on Antitrust, election interference, the future of Amazon and more [Video] (01/20/2020)
  • Rappler CEO Maria Ressa says 2020 is the year that we must fight the battle for truth (01/16/2020)
  • The snack is back: How messaging will satisfy audience appetite for bite-sized content (01/09/2020)
  • Yes, your newsroom can get into podcasts. Here’s how. (12/19/2019)
  • The state of news subscriptions – and a newsworthy approach worth considering (12/12/2019)
  • Beyond news: How publishers are building subscriptions around non-news products (12/05/2019)
  • Platforms, politics, people and sharks (11/20/2019)
  • How People and Entertainment Weekly grow audiences with video (11/14/2019)
  • Watch out, streamers: Disney+ just can’t wait to be king (11/07/2019)
  • TikTok: How China concerns highlight the lack of US leadership on data (10/31/2019)
  • What the Australian Broadcasting Corporation can teach podcasters everywhere (10/24/2019)
  • How marketers and agencies can address increasing privacy regulation (10/10/2019)
  • How quality content and tech are critical for safe online experiences for kids (09/26/2019)
  • Voice search offers publishers a big opportunity. Here’s how to make the most of it (09/19/2019)
  • Opportunity lies at the intersection of data protection and healthy competition (09/12/2019)
  • Confused about section 230? You’re not alone. (08/22/2019)
  • Viacom dispels stereotypes and reveals actionable insights with its “Generations” study (08/15/2019)
  • The scoop on why The Washington Post is way into TikTok (08/08/2019)
  • What the news media is doing to defend against deepfakes (07/25/2019)
  • The echo chamber effect (07/18/2019)
  • Kids digital video is a perilous place and regulation may not be keeping pace (07/11/2019)
  • Access and third parties remain concerns as local news goes OTT (06/27/2019)
  • As podcast advertising grows, big advertisers await better metrics (06/20/2019)
  • Thinking inside the box: A look at news, niche, and inspired subscription strategies (06/13/2019)
  • Behavioral advertising: The mirage built by Google (06/06/2019)
  • The bots among us: Artificial intelligence and automation are hard at work in the media business (05/23/2019)
  • What policy makers can learn from privacy-focused products (05/16/2019)
  • Are the NewFronts still worth it for publishers? (05/09/2019)
  • The cannabis business is booming. So how about the cannabis ad business? (05/02/2019)
  • The New York Times helps consumers decide where to draw the line on privacy (04/24/2019)
  • In a crowded streaming market, content alone will not ensure survival (04/18/2019)
  • Media tech bosses talk innovation, disruption, and delivering great experiences (04/04/2019)
  • Taking a bite out of Apple News+ (03/28/2019)
  • Breaking up the tech giants? How that could affect publishers (03/21/2019)
  • Podcasts are booming. So, what are the revenue models? (03/14/2019)
  • What advertisers think of YouTube’s brand safety problems (03/07/2019)
  • How The New York Times’ free student subscriptions strategy will pay off (02/28/2019)
  • Rappler CEO arrested just weeks after outlining Philippine media attacks at DCN Next: Summit [video + transcript] (02/20/2019)
  • Balancing the equation: In a fair market, subscriptions work (02/14/2019)
  • Why everyone’s getting into streaming and how they plan to compete for eyeballs (02/07/2019)
  • Fines are fine. But they’re not enough to shake the duopoly’s dominance (01/24/2019)
  • How publishers can win the voice war between Amazon and Google (01/17/2019)
  • Subscriptions make sense. But how many will consumers pay for? (01/10/2019)
  • Top 7 media trends in 2019 (12/20/2018)
  • Why publishers see a future in a DTC/advertising hybrid model (12/13/2018)
  • In 2019, these 4 shifts offer opportunities for trusted media brands (11/29/2018)
  • Recklessness, a reckoning, and the road forward (11/15/2018)
  • The Midterms are over: Sizing up what it means for big tech (11/08/2018)
  • Why the time is right to shine a light on ‘dark social’ (11/01/2018)
  • Moving readers from free to fee: An inside look at successful premium publishing strategies (10/25/2018)
  • Why The Financial Times is going all-in on tech coverage (10/11/2018)
  • In search of a Goldilocks solution to online privacy (10/04/2018)
  • How publishers are navigating the perilous path to diversification (09/27/2018)
  • 5 crucial questions to ask before launching your podcasting business (09/20/2018)
  • Has Google outgrown democracy? (09/13/2018)
  • Ads are coming to streaming TV. But will consumers buy in or opt out? (08/30/2018)
  • For Hearst’s Kate Lewis, data fuels strategy but the audience is in the driver’s seat (08/23/2018)
  • Google data collection research (08/21/2018)
  • Why outdoor advertising is having a renaissance (08/16/2018)
  • With a little help – and a little weirdness – readers understand why it’s important to help local startup newsrooms pay the bills (08/09/2018)
  • Snap rises as Facebook falls (08/02/2018)
  • Will IGTV deliver for publishers? (07/19/2018)
  • How publishers can (and should) harness the power of membership (07/12/2018)
  • From search to smart speakers: Why voice is too big for media companies to ignore (06/28/2018)
  • Once bitten: Comparing Apple and Facebook’s privacy policies (06/14/2018)
  • 7 reasons you should pay attention to podcasting (05/10/2018)
• Category: Industry-Research
  • Bust newsroom burnout without breaking the bank (04/16/2024)
  • How to engage young news consumers (04/05/2024)
  • Most people opt for free, ad-supported streaming (04/02/2024)
  • Media companies can learn about growing audiences from creators (03/12/2024)
  • Not disclosing AI-generated content negatively impacts trust (03/05/2024)
  • Unchecked AI threatens democracy (02/27/2024)
  • YouTube dominates social platform usage (02/20/2024)
  • What audiences of all ages like about “non-premium” video (02/05/2024)
  • Cancellation strategy is an essential piece of subscriber retention (01/29/2024)
  • In the UK, local news is community driven (01/23/2024)
  • Everyone’s talking about GenAI. But who’s really using it? (01/22/2024)
  • Who is using generative AI? And why? (12/11/2023)
  • Allowing big tech to monopolize AI is risky business (12/05/2023)
  • People get their information from social media but don’t trust it (11/14/2023)
  • Yes, there’s still room for subscription growth (11/07/2023)
  • Americans are losing trust in the media. What can we do about it? (10/31/2023)
  • TikTok is not news-friendly (10/24/2023)
  • Americans are skeptical that AI will be used responsibly (10/17/2023)
  • More people are paying for news worldwide (10/09/2023)
  • Local news consumers are hungry for more (09/19/2023)
  • FAST momentum drives the booming streaming market (09/12/2023)
  • Research suggests business as usual with AI and the media (08/29/2023)
  • Streaming consumers like episodic content on big screens (08/22/2023)
  • This survey can enhance people’s ability to detect misinformation (08/01/2023)
  • Digital benefits entice new news subscribers (07/25/2023)
  • What consumers value in streaming services (07/18/2023)
  • Convincing young audiences of the value of news (07/05/2023)
  • U.S. media sees some promising signs, despite ongoing challenges (06/15/2023)
  • Publishers focused on audience, automation and video (06/13/2023)
  • Research reveals conflicting needs from news consumers (06/05/2023)
  • Understanding consumer choices in the evolving TV market (05/26/2023)
  • Tips and tactics for the growth of digital native media (05/09/2023)
  • Do negative headlines drive news traffic? (04/04/2023)
  • How publishers are building connections with young audiences (03/29/2023)
  • Building an ethical framework for decentralized social technologies (03/28/2023)
  • Younger audiences pay for news—when they think it’s valuable (03/21/2023)
  • Understanding the dimensions of trust in the news media (03/07/2023)
  • How two publications are attracting new, younger audiences (02/20/2023)
  • 2023 strategies for subscription growth (02/07/2023)
  • A state-by-state evaluation of internet privacy laws (02/06/2023)
  • Focus on the customer journey to retain subscribers (01/24/2023)
  • Sports media is losing Gen Z. How can they win them back? (01/16/2023)
  • Using content analyses to guide streaming business strategy (01/10/2023)
  • News organizations try TikTok to engage younger audiences (12/28/2022)
  • Personalized content comes to FAST streaming (12/13/2022)
  • Key podcast trends: from production to monetization (11/08/2022)
  • The news media balancing act: business vs. public service (11/01/2022)
  • The impact of Tiktokification on the news (10/25/2022)
  • The top opportunity for publishers in 2023 will be community. Here’s why. (10/11/2022)
  • How people under 30 define and engage with “news” (10/04/2022)
  • Fake news sites impact readers and the entire industry (09/28/2022)
  • Post-Covid TV viewership slows and goes on-demand (08/30/2022)
  • Concerned about algorithmic effects on filter bubbles? Watch out for TV too (08/22/2022)
  • Research explores the best way to balance big tech and journalism (08/03/2022)
  • The shift to non-game app spending signals change in the mobile market (07/26/2022)
  • Advertisers should be watching CTV (07/19/2022)
  • The next-generation news consumer is older than you think and wants more video.  (07/18/2022)
  • Key trends shaping the booming streaming market (06/28/2022)
  • How the right CMS can accelerate digital transformation for publishers (06/21/2022)
  • Publishers explore subscription models focused on inclusivity (06/14/2022)
  • How ad-supported options are shaping the future of video streaming (06/06/2022)
  • Publishers’ video focus among major shifts for 2022 (05/17/2022)
  • The value of a shared experience: co-viewing and CTV (05/03/2022)
  • Audiences climb for OTT and mobile video viewing (04/22/2022)
  • Understanding low-trust audiences and how to reach them (04/19/2022)
  • How differentiation and education will shape the next phase of streaming (03/29/2022)
  • Streaming strategies are essential for publishers (03/15/2022)
  • Collaborative models of journalism offer sustainability (03/01/2022)
  • Does sponsored content influence broader news agendas? (02/23/2022)
  • Digital media behaviors between older and younger generations converge (02/21/2022)
  • Getting consumers to trust quality information is critical (02/07/2022)
  • How video streaming services innovate and stay competitive (01/26/2022)
  • The consumer complications caused by streaming’s success (01/25/2022)
  • Publishers focus on scalability and audience growth for 2022 (01/18/2022)
  • Strategies to help newsrooms build trust with audiences (01/12/2022)
  • Finding success in 2022’s competitive streaming market (12/15/2021)
  • Evaluating audience engagement post-pandemic (12/08/2021)
  • Track reader regularity rates to optimize subscription success (11/24/2021)
  • Algorithmic image recognition and “what’s important” (11/09/2021)
  • More people are streaming, but how sticky are SVOD services? (11/02/2021)
  • Which platforms are “best” for spreading conspiracy theories? (10/27/2021)
  • Local newspapers are changing. Here’s how journalists feel about it (10/18/2021)
  • Subscription strategies to convert light readers (10/12/2021)
  • Subscription growth continues globally, but competition is fierce (08/25/2021)
  • A Covid-era study reveals best practices for automated reporting (08/17/2021)
  • Social platforms fail to protect users from hate (08/10/2021)
  • Meeting these consumer expectations is critical for streaming success (07/28/2021)
  • Should newsrooms remain neutral? (07/21/2021)
  • Investigating YouTube’s algorithmic black box (07/13/2021)
  • Lessons learned from the pandemic-era subscription boom (05/24/2021)
  • Understand consumer expectations in the ecommerce journey (05/17/2021)
  • Understanding dimensions of consumer trust to build media engagement (05/05/2021)
  • Courting media consumers with a customized approach (04/27/2021)
  • Identifying optimal subscription management practices (03/30/2021)
  • Continuous connection as a business model (03/22/2021)
  • Consumers say they value their data privacy, but do little to protect it (03/08/2021)
  • Local news is suffering. So are underserved communities (03/02/2021)
  • Streaming services will retain subscribers even after the pandemic (02/22/2021)
  • Journalistic practices evolve to address misinformation and trust crisis (02/16/2021)
  • Consumers of news on social media know that it is often inaccurate (02/09/2021)
  • Retention strategies are critical to combat streaming churn (02/03/2021)
  • How powerful are deepfakes in spreading misinformation? (01/25/2021)
  • Media trends 2021: transformed newsrooms and diversified revenue (01/19/2021)
  • News publishers are laser-focused on podcast production (12/08/2020)
  • Evolving culture and tech savvy critical to publishers’ subscription strategies (11/17/2020)
  • How publishers can develop a content-to-commerce strategy (11/03/2020)
  • How to combat ad fraud spikes during the holiday season (10/27/2020)
  • Publishers show digital growth amidst pandemic closures and consolidations (10/26/2020)
  • Parks’ latest OTT Market Tracker digs into Disney’s decision to skip theatrical premieres (10/21/2020)
  • Covid-19 presents opportunities for audience-focused publishers (10/20/2020)
  • Learning from past events to prepare for election day coverage (09/30/2020)
  • Climate change news coverage has declined. The audience for it has not. (09/23/2020)
  • Despite Covid-19 setback, PwC forecasts modest media and entertainment growth (09/15/2020)
  • Americans are critical of news institutions. That’s not all bad (09/08/2020)
  • Publisher revenue down 2.3% with revenue diversification alleviating ad declines (09/01/2020)
  • Covid-19’s community connection sparks engagement with local media (08/24/2020)
  • Consumers believe that data privacy is a human right (08/17/2020)
  • Social news consumption leaves people media-malnourished (08/11/2020)
  • Cord-cutting accelerates in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic (07/27/2020)
  • Uneven content policies and moderation practices: How YouTube’s standards fare (07/21/2020)
  • The market is flooded with streaming options. But are consumers satisfied? (07/14/2020)
  • Analyzing the past, present, and future impact of Covid-19 on readership (07/13/2020)
  • The news topics driving today’s U.S. audience attention in six categories (07/08/2020)
  • Nonprofit newsrooms proliferate with an emphasis on audience connections (06/30/2020)
  • Advertising’s return to “normal” following Covid-19 (06/24/2020)
  • Some good news, and some bad news, in Reuters’ annual report (06/23/2020)
  • Content moderation is serious business. Social platforms need to act like it (06/16/2020)
  • Adding algorithms in the newsroom can help build trust (06/09/2020)
  • The impact of Covid-19 on ad investment: “We’ll feel this for a generation” (06/03/2020)
  • Research reveals the scope of Google’s digital ecosystem dominance (05/27/2020)
  • Consumer behavior will never be the same again (05/20/2020)
  • Newsroom staffs were in steep decline even before the pandemic (05/05/2020)
  • Post-coronavirus content: A Chartbeat analysis of global engagement data (04/13/2020)
  • Calculating the value of media content (04/10/2020)
  • Survey confirms Covid-19 news differs by source, often with misinterpretation (04/07/2020)
  • Republicans are more likely than Democrats to suffer from news fatigue (03/25/2020)
  • How flagging content really affects the perception of truthfulness (03/17/2020)
  • Churn closes in on customer acquisition as the priority for streaming services (03/12/2020)
  • How “Behind the Story” cards affect readers’ trust in the news (03/03/2020)
  • Publishers prepare for 2020 with technology investments (02/21/2020)
  • New research offers a method to build habit-forming news products (02/13/2020)
  • Gen Z not only loves content, they pay for it (02/05/2020)
  • Inside the maturing podcast advertising market (02/04/2020)
  • What Chartbeat’s loyalty research says about the future of device, channel strategies (01/29/2020)
  • Edelman Trust Barometer indicates the distrust of media is fueled by social platforms (01/28/2020)
  • Reuters finds reader revenue critical for the future of media (01/21/2020)
  • Consumers are excited about 5G connectivity. Less so about escalating privacy concerns (12/17/2019)
  • Publishers have reevaluated their platform relationships (12/10/2019)
  • What this past quarter of engagement data tells us heading into 2020 (12/09/2019)
  • Out of control: Consumers increasingly wary of data collection, use, and security (12/04/2019)
  • Research confirms healthy consumer appetite for digital subscription products (11/19/2019)
  • The publishers’ guide to ecommerce (11/11/2019)
  • Navigating nine consumer paths to digital subscriptions (11/04/2019)
  • Distribution, operations, and reporting key in newsroom transformation (10/28/2019)
  • Mobile aggregators: The opportunity for referral traffic we’re not talking about (10/21/2019)
  • Curiouser and curiouser: Getting the story straight on Warren’s 70% statistic (10/16/2019)
  • Story labels alone won’t restore trust. But depending on your approach, they can help (10/09/2019)
  • Understanding how young people consume news: It’s personal (09/25/2019)
  • What to expect from disinformation during the 2020 elections (and how to respond) (09/11/2019)
  • The case for shifting CMO budgets from tech to creative services (08/27/2019)
  • Disinformation is profitable. That needs to change. (08/21/2019)
  • Where are the world’s most loyal readers? Hint: It’s not North America (08/20/2019)
  • Marketers seek brand safety and awareness, but focus spending on search and social (07/31/2019)
  • Native advertising had a great 2018 and it shows no signs of slowing (07/29/2019)
  • Journalists are worried about the future of journalism (07/23/2019)
  • Young people rely on the news. Unfortunately, they don’t always find it reliable. (07/12/2019)
  • Content discovery is a critical component of SVOD success (07/02/2019)
  • Highlights and Insights from Mary Meeker’s annual Internet Trends Report (06/25/2019)
  • How people find news and what they’ll pay for (06/19/2019)
  • The future of media will be personal, according to PwC (06/12/2019)
  • The podcast market is booming. Research offers insights into monetization and the marketplace (06/05/2019)
  • Chartbeat spent more than 400 hours analyzing subscriptions—here’s what we’ve found (06/03/2019)
  • Social media must step up its game against disinformation (05/22/2019)
  • Ad fraud growth slows for the first time in four years (05/08/2019)
  • Internet growth accelerates and social continues to climb, but there are changes brewing (04/24/2019)
  • WebRTC is the newest, trickiest front in the fight against redirects (04/19/2019)
  • How well are digital brands meeting consumers’ hierarchy of digital needs? (04/17/2019)
  • Community connection drives local news engagement, though support lags (04/10/2019)
  • Paywalls and events are among the many strategies publishers are taking to diversify revenue (03/26/2019)
  • Smart speakers offer publishers new revenue opportunities (03/20/2019)
  • Audio audiences are on the rise (03/12/2019)
  • A Chinese news app is quietly referring millions of pageviews—here’s how global publishers can take advantage (03/11/2019)
  • Password mooching costs streaming services millions in monthly revenue (03/06/2019)
  • Understanding the role of relevance in news consumption (02/27/2019)
  • What’s driving traffic? 5 trends based on platform data (02/27/2019)
  • Understanding consumer motivations delivers an OTT competitive advantage (02/20/2019)
  • How to avoid making AI “discriminatory by design” (02/13/2019)
  • Analyzing consumers’ appetite for video services (02/06/2019)
  • 2019 brings renewed consumer engagement with trust of the media climbing sharply (01/22/2019)
  • Publishers focus on subscriptions as they diversify revenue (01/15/2019)
  • Consumer electronics sector approaches $400 billion in annual revenues (01/09/2019)
  • Advertising in quality environments is more cost effective (12/19/2018)
  • Research reveals that ad tech is reducing reader trust (12/13/2018)
  • Native advertising: Is there still room to grow? (12/04/2018)
  • How to build a “habit loop” to form a lasting and lucrative reader relationship (11/28/2018)
  • Media companies seek to innovate through acquisition (11/19/2018)
  • Marketers are ready to up their personalization game – and publishers can help (11/14/2018)
  • YouTube outage drives 20% increase in traffic (11/12/2018)
  • How do Facebook’s News Feed algorithms impact non-profit publishers? (11/07/2018)
  • Are mobile news aggregators on the rise as referral traffic sources? (10/30/2018)
  • How publishers align business models with strategies for social media distribution (10/24/2018)
  • In-house agencies on the rise with marketing companies (10/17/2018)
  • Strategies to drive audience recirculation on your news site (10/10/2018)
  • How to build a malware-blocking defensive line-up (10/02/2018)
  • Understanding the impact, and objectives, of Google’s news patronage (09/28/2018)
  • When people can’t read news on Facebook, they find it anyhow (09/26/2018)
  • Oxford research documents the alarming rise of disinformation on social media (09/21/2018)
  • Another content “recommendation” source from Google takes off (09/18/2018)
  • Research shows that American voters support press freedom but miss signs it’s under threat (09/17/2018)
  • GDPR triggers many European news sites to reassess their use of third-party content (09/04/2018)
  • Americans want platforms to be transparent about the content in their news feeds (08/24/2018)
  • 6 ways to increase the public’s trust in journalism (08/15/2018)
  • Google’s mobile shifts driving traffic boost to publishers (08/14/2018)
  • News publishers should tell more stories (08/08/2018)
  • Consumers struggle to distinguish between news fact and opinion (08/01/2018)
  • Newsrooms need to step up their mobile game to satisfy the mobile majority (07/25/2018)
  • Mobile traffic has caught up with desktop. Are you prepared? (07/09/2018)
  • Consumers expect brands to pressure social media companies to clean up their act (06/25/2018)
  • 6 key takeaways from the Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2018 (06/15/2018)
  • Finding a good read: Criteria to determine content value (06/13/2018)
  • Internet users and smartphones growth slows while time spent climbs (06/06/2018)
  • Online pay-TV customers will more than double in a year (05/18/2018)
  • How these 5 reading behaviors predict audience engagement (05/02/2018)
  • 3 questions to ask your data when evaluating a paywall (04/30/2018)
  • Bots are busy on Twitter, where non-human activity is common (04/25/2018)
  • Meeting connected consumer digital expectations (04/18/2018)
  • Local TV news looks to digital for innovation (04/11/2018)
  • 10 big trends impacting news and media (03/21/2018)
  • Understanding the science of fake news so we can fix the problem (03/14/2018)
  • Navigating nine paths readers take before they subscribe (03/07/2018)
  • Strategies for building audience revenue (02/28/2018)
  • Subscription strategies for digital news (02/21/2018)
  • Fake news has limited reach—but high engagement—in France and Italy (02/07/2018)
  • Publishers will diversify, platforms will tackle TV, and more media predictions for 2018 (01/31/2018)
  • Understanding the fractured democracy of media (01/24/2018)
  • Practical advice for putting AI to work in the newsroom (01/17/2018)
  • More video content, more confusion. We need to help consumers find what to watch (01/10/2018)
  • Evaluating the impact of fake news: It’s reach is broad and narrow (01/03/2018)
  • Customers want personalization but trust is a critical component for success (12/15/2017)
  • Understanding the three types of news subscribers and how to attract them (12/12/2017)
  • AMP referrals to publishers are increasing, and not just from Google (12/12/2017)
  • From clicks to engagement: The enhanced art of writing headlines (11/13/2017)
  • Asking the right questions to stop information disorder (11/08/2017)
  • Consumers demand increased transparency from tech platforms (11/01/2017)
  • How British broadcasters are responding to digital: 7 transferable takeaways (10/23/2017)
  • PEN America offers six-step game plan to combat fake news (10/18/2017)
  • Media teams strive to adapt, but struggle to keep pace with digital (10/11/2017)
  • How to build an app subscription model that works (10/10/2017)
  • The 5 big trends media execs must understand to succeed (10/09/2017)
  • Three lessons the Pacific Northwest can teach local media everywhere (10/02/2017)
  • Despite a deluge of data, most marketers still don’t have a fix on cross-platform (09/29/2017)
  • Today’s audiences have multiple touchpoints for digital news (09/27/2017)
  • Five things you need to know about millennial media habits (09/22/2017)
  • Research finds that publishers rely on autoplay, but not without risk (09/19/2017)
  • News publishers need to rethink their digital platform strategies (09/18/2017)
  • Learning to please the love ‘em and leave ‘em millennial crowd (09/11/2017)
  • Digital news is a mixed media experience (09/08/2017)
  • How publishers can use mobile apps to drive engagement (09/05/2017)
  • The top five opportunities in streaming video—and the challenges that come with them (08/29/2017)
  • Strategies used by digital-native news publishers to drive user engagement (08/23/2017)
  • Brands are stepping up their media governance (08/23/2017)
  • Today’s paradox of privacy (08/16/2017)
  • Online testing provides strong support for site redesigns (08/09/2017)
  • Trusting News Project sets out to re-establish news media credibility and value (08/02/2017)
  • SVOD subscriptions become the norm (07/26/2017)
  • Publishers shift focus to vertical video (07/18/2017)
  • Privacy and transparency practices are on the rise for many sites (07/12/2017)
  • People will pay for news, research finds. But they expect fairness and accountability. (06/28/2017)
  • The data shows it: Article pageviews and their value don’t correlate (06/27/2017)
  • A fan-centric formula is a must for the media businesses today (06/20/2017)
  • The real measure of native success is higher renewal rates (06/14/2017)
  • Artificial Intelligence gains momentum with news media (06/13/2017)
  • Long-form content and print key to convey insights to the C-suite (06/09/2017)
  • The new speed of mobile engagement (06/05/2017)
  • Optimism conflicts with reality in digital transformation, but startup partnerships show promise (05/31/2017)
  • The fundamentals of media manipulation (05/24/2017)
  • Attitudes toward news media are fractured along party lines (05/17/2017)
  • Adults in the U.S. spend half their day with media (05/16/2017)
  • Research offers insight into fake news and how to build a culture of truth (05/09/2017)
  • Mapping “mobile first” for global consumers and content (05/01/2017)
  • OTT video viewership will surpass traditional TV in the next two years (04/26/2017)
  • Virtual Assistants challenge the search box (04/25/2017)
  • The Associated Press offers a guide to artificial intelligence in the newsroom (04/12/2017)
  • Nearly half of political news content tweeted is fake (04/04/2017)
  • How to engage multitasking, multiplatform consumers (04/03/2017)
  • 3 Things standing in the way of engaged time metrics (03/31/2017)
  • As content consumption evolves, so must media and marketing strategies (03/28/2017)
  • Understanding the impact of mobile multitasking (03/22/2017)
  • A closer look at the boards of U.S. media companies (03/21/2017)
  • Native advertising continues to grow, but compliance issues remain (03/15/2017)
  • Young consumers may stumble onto news, but they know what they trust when they see it (03/14/2017)
  • How publishers’ engagement on social platforms has evolved (03/07/2017)
  • App marketing shifts from installs to engagement (03/06/2017)
  • Podcast audiences are climbing, but the medium faces growing pains (02/22/2017)
  • Online consumers know the source of news about half the time (02/14/2017)
  • What 2016’s most engaging content teaches us (02/14/2017)
  • FTC recommendations for cross-device tracking (02/01/2017)
  • Understanding why people uninstall your app (01/31/2017)
  • Is it good business for your native ads to comply with FTC guidelines? (01/18/2017)
  • Three key advertising trends for 2017 (12/20/2016)
  • People are watching more video on mobile, but not on the go (12/19/2016)
  • Navigating the customer journey labyrinth (12/14/2016)
  • Fake news fools most of the people most of the time (12/13/2016)
  • Everyone talks about audience engagement. But what does it really mean? (12/06/2016)
  • What you need to know about digital video advertising in 7 charts (12/05/2016)
  • Social media is a daily touchpoint for most Americans (11/29/2016)
  • Mobile marketing is huge. But how are marketers supposed to make it work? (11/28/2016)
  • Omni-channel marketing is a must this holiday season (11/22/2016)
  • Survey reveals how marketing pros make data-based decisions (11/22/2016)
  • Six things we now know about native advertising (11/02/2016)
  • The growing economy of web scraping (11/02/2016)
  • Forrester Wave report dives deep into the marketing analytics market (10/19/2016)
  • Making metrics meaningful: Benchmarking engaged time (10/03/2016)
  • Media companies’ Facebook relationship status: It’s complicated (09/30/2016)
  • Video Ads On Premium Publishers’ Sites Yield 68% Higher Brand Lift (09/27/2016)
  • Public trust in media drops to an all-time low (09/22/2016)
  • Most young adults pirate content and many don’t even know it’s wrong (09/21/2016)
  • Why mobile apps are important to a publisher’s digital strategy (09/14/2016)
  • European consumers demand better online video advertising experiences (09/13/2016)
  • Overall magazine audience grows 6.2% (09/07/2016)
  • The deal with disclosure and the ethics of native advertising (09/06/2016)
  • Survey finds newsrooms are monitoring metrics, not acting on them (08/29/2016)
  • Buying, renting videos by title is not making the leap to digital (08/26/2016)
  • What news publishers’ risk in social distribution (08/24/2016)
  • Local publishers meet consumer expectations (08/17/2016)
  • Time for marketers to up their emoji game (08/15/2016)
  • Facebook dominates magazine brands’ social media engagement, but Instagram is gaining fast (08/11/2016)
  • Streaming dominates video content piracy (08/03/2016)
  • Mobile conversions climb, but cross-device is still a hike (07/29/2016)
  • Hispanic digital divide narrows (07/27/2016)
  • Data powers digital media (07/26/2016)
  • Do the UK’s public service broadcasters effectively serve the people? (07/20/2016)
  • Consumers crave news, but what satisfies their appetite? (07/13/2016)
  • Half of all viewers subscribe to SVOD (06/29/2016)
  • Content marketers still struggling, opportunities for publishers abound (06/24/2016)
  • News sites face strong market challenges (06/22/2016)
  • Mobile ad blocking on the rise. What’s that mean for digital publishers? (06/14/2016)
  • Automated detection improves privacy practices (06/08/2016)
  • Seven steps you can take to manage the risk of ad blocking (06/01/2016)
  • People consume mobile news from more places than ever. So now what? (05/27/2016)
  • Maybe the internet hasn’t killed our attention spans after all (05/26/2016)
  • Attention is a valuable audience attribute (05/25/2016)
  • People think reader interest should drive content for social and traditional media (05/20/2016)
  • Mobile is powerful platform for long-form content (05/18/2016)
  • Native advertising and the news media (05/09/2016)
  • Evaluating content distribution channels (05/04/2016)
  • Connected TVs outnumber set-top boxes (05/03/2016)
  • Brand activation marketing offers unified approach to target audience (04/27/2016)
  • Mobile ad inventory value rose substantially in Q1 (04/25/2016)
  • The Financial Times’ research shows speed matters (04/20/2016)
  • Tweets drive 8.5% of social traffic, so does the content matter? (04/15/2016)
  • Transparency is a key determent in marketers’ trust of agencies (04/13/2016)
  • MECLABS study points to major opportunity for online news subscriptions (04/08/2016)
  • What should be made of the civic power of social media platforms? (04/05/2016)
  • Virtual reality’s challenging future (03/30/2016)
  • Location moving up in marketing priorities (03/29/2016)
  • Ad spending forecasts still point to strong digital growth (03/23/2016)
  • Study finds legacy newsrooms embrace innovation, but not cultural change (03/18/2016)
  • Strong worldwide content connection (03/16/2016)
  • US and global consumer spending on media content and technology continues to rise (03/11/2016)
  • Navigating mobile hurdles in 7 charts (03/08/2016)
  • How newspapers can capitalize on consumers’ content demand(s) (03/08/2016)
  • The majority of smartphone users are still getting news from traditional media sources (03/02/2016)
  • TV everywhere consumption shifting to connected devices (02/29/2016)
  • Editorial analytics sharpen newsrooms’ focus (02/24/2016)
  • Advanced economies use technology more, but smartphone and internet usage is on the rise worldwide (02/23/2016)
  • Publishing is essential for marketing growth (02/10/2016)
  • Sixty percent of mobile banner clicks are accidental (02/10/2016)
  • Top 10 social video trends for 2016 (02/02/2016)
  • Crowdfunded journalism growing, but still a drop in the bucket (01/29/2016)
  • Online ad fraud continues to plague industry (01/27/2016)
  • Is the digital revolution making a positive impact worldwide? (01/19/2016)
  • What’s privacy really worth? (01/15/2016)
  • Media companies find new revenue streams (01/13/2016)
  • Making automated journalism work for you (01/12/2016)
  • Consumers cannot tell online native ads and editorial content apart (01/06/2016)
  • Security concerns in the media and entertainment industry (01/05/2016)
  • ‘Traditional sources’ dominate UK news consumers’ online favorites (12/23/2015)
  • Explosive digital video growth in 2015 spawned unprecedented opportunities (12/17/2015)
  • Consumers rethink their pay-TV options (12/16/2015)
  • Growth of the native digital experience (12/04/2015)
  • Crowdsourcing creates robust audience dialogue (11/25/2015)
  • INMA surfaces media innovation processes (11/24/2015)
  • Streaming video quality impacts viewer engagement (11/20/2015)
  • Millennials consume premium news, and even pay for it (11/18/2015)
  • How mobile is changing marketing (11/13/2015)
  • Mobile best practices for native ads (11/11/2015)
  • Smartphones dominate digital device popularity (11/04/2015)
  • Consumer marketing preferences differ from common brand marketer practices (11/02/2015)
  • Bot fraud breaches the trust of publisher and advertiser (10/28/2015)
  • Ad budgets shifting to digital video (10/27/2015)
  • Who’s really cutting the cord? The answer in 7 charts (10/26/2015)
  • What’s right for your mobile user experience: app or site? (10/14/2015)
  • Intimate brands are strong financial performers (10/13/2015)
  • Exploring the Internet of Things in 5 charts (10/13/2015)
  • Instant messaging use rises as more people opt for closed platforms (10/07/2015)
  • Sports fans are twice as likely to watch sports on TV than on the Internet (10/06/2015)
  • Wearable developers say biggest challenge is lack of information on consumer usage (10/02/2015)
  • Digital news audiences shift to mobile as platform widens margin vs. desktop (09/30/2015)
  • Two out of every three digital minutes are spent on mobile (09/29/2015)
  • Video effective for content marketing despite challenges (09/24/2015)
  • Building consumer trust in digital brands   (09/22/2015)
  • Smartphones can tell when you are bored (09/15/2015)
  • Twitter: a major news hub (09/11/2015)
  • Data Key to Digital Ad Revenues (09/09/2015)
  • Consumers Pay More for More Online Video (09/04/2015)
  • The Golden Age of Connected TVs (09/02/2015)
  • Survey Reveals Publishers Programmatic Frustration (08/31/2015)
  • Mobile Technology Bridges the Digital Divide (08/26/2015)
  • The State of Tags in Digital Media (08/24/2015)
  • Four Online Video Advertising Trends You Should Be Thinking About (08/11/2015)
  • What Marketers Think of Big Data and Internet of Things (08/10/2015)
  • How Well Do You Know The OTT Video Market? (08/05/2015)
  • Digital Magazine Sales Will Top 1.3 billion in 2015 (07/29/2015)
  • Homepage Layout Matters (07/28/2015)
  • CMOs Report that Content Marketing is Effective (07/24/2015)
  • Consumers Will Pay a Premium for Innovation  (07/22/2015)
  • Solving Digital Video Advertising’s Premium Dilemma (07/15/2015)
  • TV is Now the 2nd Screen for Kids (07/14/2015)
  • Magazine Apps Keep Publishers Profitable and Users Engaged (07/08/2015)
  • Native Ads Increase in Popularity and Price (07/06/2015)
  • More Professional and Snackable Digital Content (07/02/2015)
  • Google Search Found to Censor Results (07/01/2015)
  • Kantar Finds Overall Ad Spend Down 4% in Q1 (06/30/2015)
  • Marketing Success is Dependent on Getting Digital Right (06/29/2015)
  • High Volume of Generic Communications Disengage Digital Consumers (06/24/2015)
  • Liquid Audiences Impact Content and Marketing Strategies (06/23/2015)
  • Users Value Their Time… and Your Content (06/19/2015)
  • MMA Releases Guidance Report on Location Audience Targeting (06/15/2015)
  • IAB Survey Finds Mobile Consumers Worldwide are Watching Long Form Video (06/09/2015)
  • Marketers Shift TV Budgets to Programmatic Video (06/05/2015)
  • DCN Members React to the API’s Innovation Report (06/01/2015)
  • The 2015 Internet Trends Report (05/28/2015)
  • Content Pirates and Ad Hijackers Earn $200 million a Year (05/22/2015)
  • The State of Content Marketing and Native Advertising (05/22/2015)
  • Examining Publisher Priorities (05/19/2015)
  • Are Wearables A Good Fit For Your Future? (05/15/2015)
  • Price Matters in Move from TV to Streaming Video Consumption (05/13/2015)
  • Ten Keys to the Digital Newsroom Transformation (05/12/2015)
  • Measuring ROI Holds Marketers Back from Original Digital Video Investments (05/05/2015)
  • OTT Subscriptions on Track to Quadruple by 2019 (05/01/2015)
  • Pew’s State of the News Media: The Mobile Majority (04/29/2015)
  • Mobile Marketing on the Rise (04/28/2015)
  • A Look at the State of Programmatic Buying and Selling (04/21/2015)
  • Streaming and Multiscreen Viewing Continue to Rise (04/20/2015)
  • OTT Video Consumption Increasing Overall Video Consumption (04/13/2015)
  • How Nonprofit News Ventures Seek Sustainability (04/10/2015)
  • Data-Driven Marketers Diversify Across Channels (04/08/2015)
  • Pew Offers Insights into Smartphone Users and Usage (04/06/2015)
  • Digital Drives Magazine Audience Growth (03/25/2015)
  • Online Radio Consumption and Podcasting go Mainstream (03/19/2015)
  • Financial Times Research Shows Context Matters for Digital Advertising (03/18/2015)
  • How Millennials Get News (03/16/2015)
  • On-Demand Streaming Audiences Signify Opportunities and Challenges (03/12/2015)
  • Sharethrough Takes A Neuroscience Perspective to Look at Mobile Native Advertising (03/11/2015)
  • Pew Looks at Local News in a Digital Age (03/06/2015)
  • How Kids’ Media Palate Changes as They Age (03/06/2015)
  • Digital Dominates Millennial Content Consumption (03/04/2015)
  • FreeWheel Q4 2014 Video Monetization Report (02/26/2015)
  • Digital a Major Factor in 5.9% Uptick in UK Ad Market (02/24/2015)
  • Playing Well: Research on the Role of Fun and Games in the Media (02/23/2015)
  • Agencies Find Digital Video Effective, Particularly for Targeting (02/20/2015)
  • Lies, Damn Lies, and Viral Content: Examining the Role of News Websites (02/18/2015)
  • Lack of Consumer Trust Slowing Growth of Mobile Content Industry Finds MEF (02/13/2015)
  • Cisco Releases Mobile Forecast Offering Worldwide Behavior Predictions (02/09/2015)
  • INMA News Media Outlook Report: Editorial and Audience Quality Keys to Success (02/04/2015)
  • Truste Looks at Consumer Confidence (or Lack of It) (01/30/2015)
  • Video Ads Effective Despite User Multitasking (01/27/2015)
  • TRUSTe: 79% of consumers are concerned about about the idea of personal information collected by smart devices (01/16/2015)
  • IAB Hosts Discussion of its State of Viewability Transaction 2015 Position Paper (12/19/2014)
  • Content Marketing + Programmatic: Opposites Attract (12/03/2014)
  • PulsePoint: Programmatic Set to Move Up the Sales Funnel in 2015 (11/19/2014)
  • Forrester: US digital ad spend to overtake TV (11/04/2014)
  • BI Intelligence: mobile will account for half of digital advertising revenue by 2018 (11/03/2014)
  • Hub Research: TV Advertising in an OTT World report (10/31/2014)
  • InSkin Media/RAPP Study: over 50% of consumers are put off buying by retargeted ads (10/23/2014)
  • eMarketer: Native Advertising Roundup (10/14/2014)
  • Forrester Research: U.S. Online Display Advertising Spend Forecast 2014-2019 (10/06/2014)
  • Adap.tv’s fifth-annual 2014 US Video State of Industry report (09/16/2014)
  • IAB and Winterberry Group White Paper: Going Global: Programmatic Audience Development Around the World (09/07/2014)
  • OneSpot Survey: The State of Content Marketing and Distribution (08/01/2014)
  • Ooyala: The Global Online Video Index Report Q2 2014 (07/27/2014)
  • SNS Telecom: mobile advertising forecast 2014-2020 (07/17/2014)
  • TRUSTe 2014 US Consumer Confidence Privacy Report (07/16/2014)
  • The Role of Content in the Consumer Decision Making Process (07/08/2014)
  • Reuters Institute Digital News Report 2014 (06/30/2014)
  • Three quarters of mobile users see targeted adverts as invasion of privacy, says Razorfish… (06/30/2014)
  • Native Advertising: Key Marketing Strategy for Overexposed Digital Consumers (06/28/2014)
  • Study Reveals Best Practices for Instagram Ads (06/26/2014)
  • Advertising to Outpace Consumer Spending in the Migration to Digital… (06/03/2014)
  • Shift Happens: The Impact of Shifting Brand Ad Dollars from TV to Digital (05/21/2014)
  • Location-Based Advertising and Marketing – 3rd Edition (05/06/2014)
  • Consumers Use Smartphones for 195 Minutes per Day, but Spend Only 25% of that Time on Communications (05/02/2014)
  • In-Stream and Virtual Video Ad Spend Projected at $9.1 Billion in 2014 (04/22/2014)
  • Talking Social TV 2 (04/10/2014)
  • Consumer Heterogeneity and Paid Search Effectiveness: A Large Scale Field Experiment (04/08/2014)
  • News revenue declines despite growth from new sources (04/03/2014)
  • 2014 U.S. Digital Future in Focus (04/02/2014)
  • Local Search to Push Mobile Search & Discovery Adspend to Nearly $17bn by 2018, Finds Juniper (04/01/2014)
  • Programmatic + Mobile: The Differing Priorities Between Buyers & Sellers (03/31/2014)
  • ANA/Forrester Survey Reveals Growing Demand for Programmatic Buying Education (03/31/2014)
  • Traditional media is still a great business to be in, if you’re selling video (03/31/2014)
  • Ooyala Global Video Index Q4 2013 (03/26/2014)
  • The State of Programmatic Media Survey Results (03/25/2014)
  • AdReaction: Marketing in a mutliscreen world (03/17/2014)
  • Video Convergence: Buying, Selling and Trusting Across Platforms (03/03/2014)
  • FreeWheel Video Monetization Report Q4 2013 (02/27/2014)
  • SIIA Marketing Survey: Social Media Usage Remains High & Mobile Leaps Forward (02/26/2014)
  • TiVo Survey Shows Millennials Embrace Both the Old and the New (02/20/2014)
  • The CMO Survey – February 2014 (02/19/2014)
  • Good Money Gone Bad: Digital Thieves and the Hijacking of the Online Ad Business (02/18/2014)
  • Top 25 U.S. Consumer Magazines for December 2013 (02/06/2014)
  • Optimism Despite Unresolved Issues About Video Advertising (02/01/2014)
  • Digital Insights: From Chaos to Credibility (01/20/2014)
• Category: Innovation
  • How media companies can fuel innovation in 2024 and beyond (02/19/2024)
  • Break social’s hold on readers with live reporting (01/02/2024)
  • Opportunities and risks of multimodal AI for media (11/15/2023)
  • How media companies can leverage AI wisely–for immediate benefit (11/06/2023)
  • From hype to reality: how AI is shaping the future of news  (10/09/2023)
  • Digital media game-changers: winning strategies from an unlikely source (09/18/2023)
  • The media business is constantly evolving. Are your products? (07/31/2023)
  • How media innovators leverage the product mindset (04/03/2023)
  • 3 tools to make media companies stand out in the age of AI (03/20/2023)
  • How to transform content distribution with AI (02/08/2023)
  • Brand content will explode with AI. Are publishers ready to capitalize? (01/25/2023)
  • The top three NFT trends for publishers in 2023 (11/28/2022)
  • Five ways publishers are reducing costs with automation (11/11/2022)
  • 3 lessons from National Journal’s digital transformation (11/07/2022)
  • It’s time for publishers to leverage AI like social media giants do (09/16/2022)
  • Three strategies to help publishers maximize the ecommerce opportunity (04/13/2022)
  • Interactive offerings and rich archives put the plus in CNN streaming (04/06/2022)
  • Three key trends in digital media product development (03/02/2022)
  • Yes, live shopping is a revenue play. But for media execs, there’s more (02/16/2022)
  • 7 tips to build exceptional site search and discovery (11/02/2021)
  • How The Washington Post turns snacks into subs to dominate the subscription economy (11/01/2021)
  • Micro-audiences and community engagement pave the way for content commerce gold (08/30/2021)
  • 9 ways edge publishing will optimize performance and engagement (06/28/2021)
  • News evolution: from print, to push, to the almighty algorithm (05/11/2021)
  • Substack reminds publishers to focus on email as a product (05/03/2021)
  • What can the middle-aged electronic program guide learn from that upstart TikTok? (04/28/2021)
  • 5 trends that will make you rethink your content delivery platform (03/23/2021)
  • What publishers can learn from D2C brands (who learned it from them) (03/10/2021)
  • Cross-industry strategies for customer acquisition in media (02/15/2021)
  • How The Texas Tribune aligns product and editorial for audience retention (02/02/2021)
  • Multiplatform playbook: delivering for today’s sports fans (01/20/2021)
  • Focus on the future for a successful automation journey (12/16/2020)
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  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 29, 2022 (09/29/2022)
  • Publishers: here’s how to build a resilient audience extension offering (09/26/2022)
  • Simple data strategies for subscriptions (09/23/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 22, 2022 (09/22/2022)
  • How to get back to growth in the post-pandemic subscription marketplace (09/19/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 15, 2022 (09/15/2022)
  • How to convert Millennial and Gen Z TikTok users into readers (09/06/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 1, 2022 (09/01/2022)
  • Humans vs. Bots: It pays to find out who is really looking at your content (08/31/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 25, 2022 (08/25/2022)
  • The benefits of automating order-to-cash processes for publishers (08/19/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 18, 2022 (08/18/2022)
  • How to increase your subscriber base despite the economic downturn (08/17/2022)
  • 3 tips for lean teams managing multiple subscription sites (08/12/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 11, 2022 (08/11/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 4, 2022 (08/04/2022)
  • Publishers: context is king … but traffic is queen (08/01/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 28, 2022 (07/28/2022)
  • Predict and respond to audience behaviors with confidence (07/22/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 21, 2022 (07/21/2022)
  • Five ways to make your CDN work harder (07/15/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 14, 2022 (07/14/2022)
  • How publishers can ride the retail media wave (07/11/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 30, 2022 (06/30/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 23, 2022 (06/23/2022)
  • Most paid subscriptions are for streaming services. Learn how they win customers (06/22/2022)
  • Multichannel experience: the key to surviving the media attention recession (06/20/2022)
  • The critical role of data clean rooms in today’s digital ad ecosystem (06/17/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 16, 2022 (06/16/2022)
  • How to drive registered users to become paid subscribers (06/15/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 9, 2022 (06/09/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 2, 2022 (06/02/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 26, 2022 (05/26/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 19, 2022 (05/19/2022)
  • Where conversations fit into your paywall strategy (05/18/2022)
  • Diversify strategies to survive “peak subscription” (05/13/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 12, 2022 (05/12/2022)
  • Why you need to unlock the hidden value of anonymous users (05/11/2022)
  • Are you ready for the data impact of the immersive web? (05/09/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 5, 2022 (05/05/2022)
  • Digital trust and safety: Do you have what it takes? (05/04/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 28, 2022 (04/28/2022)
  • YouTube’s success is a great sign for CTV (04/27/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 21, 2022 (04/21/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 14, 2022 (04/14/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 7, 2022 (04/07/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 31, 2022 (03/31/2022)
  • What retailers’ approach to personalization can teach publishers (03/30/2022)
  • 30 years of the website: 5 lessons for the next 30 years of content delivery (03/28/2022)
  • Publishers need user login to maximize the value of cross-device tracking (03/25/2022)
  • How to build user and advertiser trust with Trust.txt   (03/25/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 24, 2022 (03/24/2022)
  • Publishers: Read the comments to find misinformation you need to debunk (03/23/2022)
  • How publishers can combat active and passive subscriber churn (03/21/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 17, 2022 (03/17/2022)
  • What’s ahead for ecommerce? 3 trends for publishers to watch (03/14/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 10, 2022 (03/10/2022)
  • The real big 3 to watch in adtech: CTV, publishers, and identity     (03/07/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 3, 2022 (03/03/2022)
  • Community is good for audiences—and great for publishers’ data strategies (02/28/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 24, 2022 (02/24/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 17, 2022 (02/17/2022)
  • Segment your audiences to increase overall revenue (02/15/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 10, 2022 (02/10/2022)
  • Five data integration pain points (and how to avoid them) (02/08/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 27, 2022 (01/27/2022)
  • It is time for publishers to take back control (01/26/2022)
  • How to convince your unknown audience to let you get to know them (01/24/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 20, 2022 (01/20/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 13, 2022 (01/13/2022)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 16, 2021 (12/16/2021)
  • Give your media subscription funnel the gift of gift cards (12/13/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 9, 2021 (12/09/2021)
  • Evaluating your walled-garden strategy (12/07/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 2, 2021 (12/02/2021)
  • How pricing flexibility and personalized offers will win the subscription wars (11/23/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 18, 2021 (11/18/2021)
  • How to transform information into insights with data governance (11/15/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 11, 2021 (11/11/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 4, 2021 (11/04/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 28, 2021 (10/28/2021)
  • The omnichannel approach to navigating media industry disruption (10/26/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 21, 2021 (10/21/2021)
  • Engaging audiences: How publishers can shift heated arguments into meaningful discussions (10/20/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 14, 2021 (10/14/2021)
  • Digital publishers must avoid being dazzled by vanity data (10/14/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 7, 2021 (10/07/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 30, 2021 (09/30/2021)
  • Four global publishers explore the opportunities in digital publishing’s new normal (09/28/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 23, 2021 (09/23/2021)
  • These next-level user experiences lead to more loyal, registered users (09/20/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 16, 2021 (09/16/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 9, 2021 (09/09/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 2, 2021 (09/02/2021)
  • Never-subscribers are hiding in plain sight. What are you doing about it? (09/01/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 26, 2021 (08/26/2021)
  • CTV’s peril: Could shared data strengthen platforms and programmers? (08/24/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 19, 2021 (08/19/2021)
  • 3 Innovative ideas to fuel subscription success (08/16/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 12, 2021 (08/12/2021)
  • Create premium digital experiences consumers will pay for (08/09/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 5, 2021 (08/05/2021)
  • The revenue model for search is broken. So are the results. (08/04/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 29, 2021 (07/29/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 22, 2021 (07/22/2021)
  • The great privacy reset is here. Publishers, are you ready to capitalize? (07/20/2021)
  • The best conversion strategy media and publishing companies still aren’t using (07/19/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 15, 2021 (07/15/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 1, 2021 (07/01/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 24, 2021 (06/24/2021)
  • Media companies have been disrupted. Here’s 3 ways they can flip the script (06/22/2021)
  • How trusted media brands are honoring Juneteenth this year (06/19/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 17, 2021 (06/17/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 10, 2021 (06/10/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 27, 2021 (05/27/2021)
  • Marketing cloud best practices for publishers (05/26/2021)
  • How HBR uses case studies and ebooks to sell premium subscriptions (05/20/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 20, 2021 (05/20/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 13, 2021 (05/13/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 6, 2021 (05/06/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 29, 2021 (04/29/2021)
  • 6 Pricing strategies to drive revenue growth (04/26/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 22, 2021 (04/22/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 15, 2021 (04/15/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 8, 2021 (04/08/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 1, 2021 (04/01/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 25, 2021 (03/25/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 18, 2021 (03/18/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 11, 2021 (03/11/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 4, 2021 (03/04/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 25, 2021 (02/25/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 18, 2021 (02/18/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 11, 2021 (02/11/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 4, 2021 (02/04/2021)
  • Retailers drive revenue with email. So can publishers (02/01/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 28, 2021 (01/28/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 21, 2021 (01/21/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 14, 2021 (01/14/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 7, 2021 (01/07/2021)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 17, 2020 (12/17/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 10, 2020 (12/10/2020)
  • Putting the value back in our industry’s opaque VAT (12/09/2020)
  • How to survive in the consent economy (12/07/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 3, 2020 (12/03/2020)
  • What the future looks like for OTT (12/01/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 19, 2020 (11/19/2020)
  • The next step in engaging audiences: personalized news content delivery (11/18/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 12, 2020 (11/12/2020)
  • Why product is the best subscriber-retention strategy (11/10/2020)
  • OTT subscriber acquisition strategies for a new reality (11/05/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 5, 2020 (11/05/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 29, 2020 (10/29/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 22, 2020 (10/22/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 15, 2020 (10/15/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 8, 2020 (10/08/2020)
  • Everyone’s talking about ID, but it’s consent that really matters (10/07/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 1, 2020 (10/01/2020)
  • Publishers: Marketers care about identity and you should too (09/29/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 24, 2020 (09/24/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 17, 2020 (09/17/2020)
  • Build your future competitive advantage: strategic resilience (09/14/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 10, 2020 (09/10/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 3, 2020 (09/03/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 27, 2020 (08/27/2020)
  • Will we make the same mistake with CTV as we did with the web? (08/25/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 20, 2020 (08/20/2020)
  • Is the events industry dead? Not by a long shot. (08/18/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 13, 2020 (08/13/2020)
  • Countering the revenue loss caused by ad blockers (08/12/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 6, 2020 (08/06/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 30, 2020 (07/30/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 23, 2020 (07/23/2020)
  • Why understanding consumer “tribes” formed by Covid-19 will help you do business better (07/22/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 16, 2020 (07/16/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 9, 2020 (07/09/2020)
  • Fact check series, part three: What really defines a next-generation DMP (07/06/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 2, 2020 (07/02/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 25, 2020 (06/25/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: Juneteenth 2020 (06/19/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 18, 2020 (06/18/2020)
  • DCN Board of Directors condemns Maria Ressa verdict (06/15/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 11, 2020 (06/11/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 4, 2020 (06/04/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 21, 2020 (05/21/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 14, 2020 (05/14/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 7, 2020 (05/07/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 30, 2020 (04/30/2020)
  • Inspiration in a storm: three initiatives to help managers cope with Covid-19 (04/29/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 23, 2020 (04/23/2020)
  • Creativity in the face of a crisis (04/22/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 16, 2020 (04/16/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 9, 2020 (04/09/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 2, 2020 (04/02/2020)
  • 5 Ways to repurpose the same journalism to diversify revenue (03/30/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 26, 2020 (03/26/2020)
  • Data-driven digital content is key to brand success (03/23/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 19, 2020 (03/19/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 12, 2020 (03/12/2020)
  • The truth about scroll and swipe: The real value of mobile’s most famous features (03/09/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 5, 2020 (03/05/2020)
  • Prove the value of thought leadership with the FT’s new framework (03/04/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 27, 2020 (02/27/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 20, 2020 (02/20/2020)
  • Can your consent management platform handle today’s regulatory challenges? (02/18/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 13, 2020 (02/13/2020)
  • Defining the publisher of the future (02/11/2020)
  • The impact of Accenture’s exit from the media auditing market (02/10/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 6, 2020 (02/06/2020)
  • Ad quality is content quality. And quality content needs better classification (02/03/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 30, 2020 (01/30/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 23, 2020 (01/23/2020)
  • From Fortnite to Jeff Goldblum, here’s how 7 publicity stunts affected readership (01/20/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 9, 2020 (01/09/2020)
  • Digital media in 2020: What lies ahead? (01/03/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 19, 2019 (12/19/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 12, 2019 (12/12/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 5, 2019 (12/05/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 21, 2019 (11/21/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 14, 2019 (11/14/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 7, 2019 (11/07/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 31, 2019 (10/31/2019)
  • Marketers want to reach GenZ. Is TikTok the place to do it? (10/29/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 24, 2019 (10/24/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 17, 2019 (10/17/2019)
  • Malware thrives in a blocking world (10/14/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 10, 2019 (10/10/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 3, 2019 (10/03/2019)
  • Yes, publishers can compete with Google (here’s how) (09/30/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 26, 2019 (09/26/2019)
  • Editorial and sponsored: Has branded content blurred the divide? (09/24/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 19, 2019 (09/19/2019)
  • Build paywalls, and people will dig holes (09/17/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 12, 2019 (09/12/2019)
  • Is your website at risk for ad fraud? (09/10/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 29, 2019 (08/29/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 22, 2019 (08/22/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 15, 2019 (08/15/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 8, 2019 (08/08/2019)
  • Tear down the funnel and build a pyramid: The shift from purchase funnels to mobile customer journeys (08/06/2019)
  • Trust in Facebook is at an all-time low: Here’s how media companies can use that to their advantage (08/05/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 1, 2019 (08/01/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 25, 2019 (07/25/2019)
  • We stopped producing content. The results were not good. (07/23/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 18, 2019 (07/18/2019)
  • Why brand lift is the advertising industry’s most misunderstood and underutilized metric – and why it should reign supreme (07/15/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 11, 2019 (07/11/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 5, 2019 (07/05/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 27, 2019 (06/27/2019)
  • Blocked out: the dangers of overzealous keyword blocking (06/26/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 20, 2019 (06/20/2019)
  • The war on ad fraud: Why publishers need an armory to win the battle (06/18/2019)
  • The future of content is sponsored – but maybe not in the ways you think (06/17/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 13, 2019 (06/13/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 6, 2019 (06/06/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 23, 2019 (05/23/2019)
  • Google Chrome cracks down on tracking cookies. But who should make the rules? (05/18/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 16, 2019 (05/16/2019)
  • Should publishers ditch native ad content promotion for good? (05/10/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 9, 2019 (05/09/2019)
  • Publishers face new risks in the wake of the CCPA (05/03/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 2, 2019 (05/02/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 25, 2019 (04/25/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 18, 2019 (04/18/2019)
  • Reduce, reuse, refocus: How to scale your branded content operation (04/12/2019)
  • Attention is abundant, but you have to earn it (04/08/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 4, 2019 (04/04/2019)
  • 5 steps to protect your website from digital ad fraud (04/02/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 28, 2019 (03/28/2019)
  • Shakespeare, meet Einstein—Making the leap from data insights to artificial intelligence for content marketing (03/27/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 21, 2019 (03/21/2019)
  • My data, my rules (03/19/2019)
  • People are watching OTT—but not how you think (03/18/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 14, 2019 (03/14/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 7, 2019 (03/07/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 28, 2019 (02/28/2019)
  • Putting users and publishers at the center of the online value exchange (02/26/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 21, 2019 (02/21/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 14, 2019 (02/14/2019)
  • How consumer privacy regulation creates opportunities for publishers (02/08/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 7, 2019 (02/07/2019)
  • Would you outsource data strategy and execution? (02/05/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 24, 2019 (01/24/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 17, 2019 (01/17/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 10, 2019 (01/10/2019)
  • The most engaging stories of 2018 (01/08/2019)
  • Striking the right balance: personalized and contextual advertising (01/07/2019)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 20, 2018 (12/20/2018)
  • 5 ways non-traditional publishers connect with audiences (12/19/2018)
  • 2019 will be tough on ad fraud—and that’s great news for publishers (12/14/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 13, 2018 (12/13/2018)
  • 3 data-based opportunities publishers should be tracking in 2019 (12/10/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 06, 2018 (12/05/2018)
  • The cookie conundrum: Complexity for publishers in the age of ecommerce and cybercrime rings (12/03/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 29, 2018 (11/29/2018)
  • Three internet privacy acts every publisher should know (11/28/2018)
  • 2019 will be the year of app retention. Here’s how machine learning can help make marketing human again. (11/27/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 15, 2018 (11/15/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 8, 2018 (11/08/2018)
  • How one publisher won the brand safety battle (11/05/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 1, 2018 (11/01/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 25, 2018 (10/25/2018)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 18, 2018 (10/18/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 11, 2018 (10/11/2018)
  • The FBI, subpoenas, and digital advertising: Rebates and transparency under investigation (10/08/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 4, 2018 (10/04/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 27, 2018 (09/27/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 20, 2018 (09/19/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 13, 2018 (09/13/2018)
  • How much should advertisers worry about the future of consumer data? (09/12/2018)
  • Monetizing data: 6 ways to make money without selling your data (09/11/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 30, 2018 (08/30/2018)
  • The simple formula that works for The New York Times’ T Brand Studio (08/28/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 23, 2018 (08/23/2018)
  • What happens when you take “publishing” out of the “publishing business” (08/20/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 16, 2018 (08/16/2018)
  • Post-GDPR, are data clean rooms the answer to accessing walled gardens? (08/15/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 9, 2018 (08/09/2018)
  • Creating content with intent (08/07/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 2, 2018 (08/02/2018)
  • Do more with less: 3 opportunities using more relevant data (07/30/2018)
  • Facebook: Take out the trash (07/26/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 26, 2018 (07/26/2018)
  • Double, triple, quadruple your high performing audiences with lookalike modeling (07/23/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 19, 2018 (07/19/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 12, 2018 (07/12/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 28, 2018 (06/28/2018)
  • Unified communications: bridging the gap between B2B and B2C content strategy (06/22/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 21, 2018 (06/21/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 14, 2018 (06/14/2018)
  • Marketing to the cross-platform consumer: The art of sequential messaging (06/14/2018)
  • Algorithmic angst: News Corp Chief Executive Robert Thomson’s “Breaking The News” keynote (06/12/2018)
  • Fight for the future: New York Times CEO Mark Thompson’s “Breaking The News” keynote (06/12/2018)
  • Publishers: Focus on fraud (06/11/2018)
  • YouTube growth flat as brand safety woes continue (06/08/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 7, 2018 (06/07/2018)
  • The key to reaching Gen Z is speaking their digital language (05/30/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 24, 2018 (05/24/2018)
  • How consent fragmentation could alienate users and undermine the GDPR (05/23/2018)
  • Drive customer connection and retention with the 3Cs of empathy marketing (05/22/2018)
  • What Medium’s message should tell publishers about collaborating with tech partners (05/21/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 17, 2018 (05/17/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 10, 2018 (05/10/2018)
  • The other side of advertising: Why publishers need to think more about self-promotion (05/08/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 3, 2018 (05/03/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 26, 2018 (04/26/2018)
  • Net neutrality – every voice counts (04/20/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 19, 2018 (04/19/2018)
  • Facebook vs. Snapchat for Third-Party Distribution: 5 Key Insights (04/17/2018)
  • Google to publishers on GDPR: “Take it or leave it” (04/12/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 12, 2018 (04/12/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 5, 2018 (04/05/2018)
  • Before gloating over the latest Facebook scandal, publishers should get their data houses in order (04/05/2018)
  • Advertiser concern about journalism’s fate should be due diligence, not philanthropy (04/02/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 29, 2018 (03/29/2018)
  • This Chrome feature, up 21x, is emerging as the next major traffic source for publishers (03/27/2018)
  • GDPR: How premium publishers come out ahead (03/22/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 22, 2018 (03/22/2018)
  • We need design that is faster and design that is slower (03/20/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 15, 2018 (03/15/2018)
  • SXSW pushes back against tech (03/15/2018)
  • How to maximize the value of your digital publishing properties (03/13/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 8, 2018 (03/08/2018)
  • Numbers don’t lie. But Google continues to obfuscate (03/08/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 1, 2018 (03/01/2018)
  • Answering publisher questions in the wake of the Facebook algorithm changes (02/27/2018)
  • Facebook’s commitment to shareholders trumps democracy (02/22/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 22, 2018 (02/22/2018)
  • Partner or vendor? The downside of guarantee deals (02/20/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 15, 2018 (02/15/2018)
  • Google referrals are up: Why that’s good and how to make the most of it (02/14/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 1, 2018 (02/01/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 25, 2018 (01/25/2018)
  • What you need to know about your risk exposure for Facebook News Feed changes (01/23/2018)
  • Data-driven advertising will change in 2018: The net positive effect of GDPR and transparency (01/19/2018)
  • Hey Facebook and Google: The stakes are high. You in or out? (01/18/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 17, 2018 (01/18/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 11, 2018 (01/11/2018)
  • The Good, the Bad and the Ugly: The 3 trends media execs need to watch in 2018 (01/11/2018)
  • Vertical video, brand safety, consolidation, and Meredith: Four predictions for 2018 (01/08/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 4, 2018 (01/04/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 21, 2017 (12/21/2017)
  • IBM Watson CMO Jordan Bitterman predicts a “pivot to flexibility” in 2018 (12/20/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 14, 2017 (12/14/2017)
  • The top 8 trends for publishers in 2018 (12/14/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of December 7, 2017 (12/07/2017)
  • Trust is an opportunity. Don’t miss it. (12/07/2017)
  • Metrics that matter: email marketing (12/05/2017)
  • Who wins and who loses if net neutrality gets neutralized? (11/30/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 30, 2017 (11/30/2017)
  • The Google PR lobbying machine rumbles back (11/20/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 16, 2017 (11/16/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 9, 2017 (11/09/2017)
  • Regulation is coming for the tech giants – but how much? (11/02/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of November 2, 2017 (11/02/2017)
  • Measuring marketing performance and delivering on metrics that matter (10/31/2017)
  • No, Apple isn’t destroying digital advertising. It’s meeting consumer expectations…again (10/26/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 26, 2017 (10/26/2017)
  • Why Slate picked engaged time as their north star metric (10/24/2017)
  • Metrics got us into this mess. And they can get us out of it. (10/19/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 19, 2017 (10/19/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 12, 2017 (10/12/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of October 5, 2017 (10/05/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 28, 2017 (09/28/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 21, 2017 (09/21/2017)
  • The fight for a free press continues, in the U.S. and abroad (09/14/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of September 14, 2017 (09/14/2017)
  • Why the GDPR will force you to understand your customers’ needs (09/14/2017)
  • DCN letter to the NRA (09/05/2017)
  • Why homepages still matter (08/31/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 31, 2017 (08/31/2017)
  • Pivoting to video: It’s not one size fits all (08/30/2017)
  • The impact of piracy on the media ecosystem: Address to the 2017 IP Crimes Conference (08/29/2017)
  • How the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation drives data quality (08/25/2017)
  • What the power to block means for freedom of speech (08/24/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 24, 2017 (08/24/2017)
  • ePrivacy and marketing budgets (08/17/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 17, 2017 (08/17/2017)
  • Will Facebook crush Snapchat in video? (08/17/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 10, 2017 (08/10/2017)
  • The subscription discussion we should be having (08/07/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of August 3, 2017 (08/03/2017)
  • What the Scripps-Discovery combo platter means for the streaming video market (08/03/2017)
  • Facebook’s support for subscriptions is a double-edged sword (07/27/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 27, 2017 (07/27/2017)
  • Discriminatory deals could close the open web (07/20/2017)
  •  DCN’s must reads: week of July 20, 2017 (07/20/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of July 13, 2017 (07/13/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 29, 2017 (06/29/2017)
  • Media trade group condemns attack on Al Jazzera (06/26/2017)
  • What the EU’s General Data Protection Regulation means for website compliance (06/23/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 22, 2017 (06/22/2017)
  • Why the duopoly should help publishers drive subscriptions (06/22/2017)
  • Direct buys and non-blind programmatic need context to solve brand safety (06/16/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 15, 2017 (06/15/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of June 08, 2017 (06/08/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 25, 2017 (05/25/2017)
  • A level playing field for companies and consumers (05/25/2017)
  • Fact vs. fiction: Defining fake news and tackling the industry-wide challenge (05/23/2017)
  • We say we don’t hate our audiences. Our mobile strategies suggest otherwise. (05/22/2017)
  • Who’s winning (and losing) the online video boom? (05/18/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 18, 2017 (05/18/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 11, 2017 (05/11/2017)
  • Politics is becoming pop culture news. So what does this mean for publishers? (05/05/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of May 4, 2017 (05/04/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 27, 2017 (04/27/2017)
  • How BuzzFeed, The New York Times, Hearst, The Atlantic and Quartz define native advertising (04/17/2017)
  • Unbridled tracking, zero rating, and how we’re about to break the internet (04/13/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 13, 2017 (04/13/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 6, 2017 (04/06/2017)
  • A timeline of the YouTube brand safety debacle (03/31/2017)
  • The fake, the faux, the facts, the future (03/30/2017)
  • A “Publisher’s Survival Guide” for the platform era (03/30/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 30, 2017 (03/30/2017)
  • What if publishers could see the revenue value of their content in real-time? (03/28/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 23, 2017 (03/23/2017)
  • Do people choose the news? Recent evidence says yes. (03/20/2017)
  • A numbers game: Audience and measurement dominate publishers’ social distribution strategy (03/16/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 16, 2017 (03/16/2017)
  • Gen Z: Marketing to the post-linear digital consumer (03/10/2017)
  • Why publishers and advertisers need to get native advertising right (03/09/2017)
  • Media brands with superfans most likely to succeed with digital subscriptions (03/09/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 9, 2017 (03/09/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of March 2, 2017 (03/02/2017)
  • Press freedom—and friction—feed democracy (03/02/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 23, 2017 (02/23/2017)
  • Let your content be the consumer’s guide on the path to discovery (02/21/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 16, 2017 (02/16/2017)
  • Speculation over Spectacles: Snap’s IPO and its mixed value for publishers (02/09/2017)
  • 1st, 2nd, and 3rd-party data walk Into a bar… (01/30/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 26, 2017 (01/26/2017)
  • Facebook shifts focus from live-streaming video to long-form (01/26/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 12, 2017 (01/12/2017)
  • 4 Signs of life for Twitter (01/12/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of January 5, 2017 (01/05/2017)
  • It’s time for journalists to regrow trust (01/05/2017)
  • Top content marketing trends for 2017 (12/21/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of December 15, 2016 (12/15/2016)
  • Top 6 trends for publishers in 2017 (12/15/2016)
  • Media climate change is real. Are you ready? (12/08/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of December 8, 2016 (12/08/2016)
  • Stamping out fake news will take collaboration by platforms and publishers (12/01/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of December 1, 2016 (12/01/2016)
  • Publishers can’t afford to chase the revenue dragon without keeping an eye out for real data danger (11/29/2016)
  • Trump and the Game of Thrones Effect: Why the election polls got it wrong (11/18/2016)
  • Media winners and losers post-election (11/17/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of November 17, 2016 (11/17/2016)
  • Be prepared for the weather to impact the holiday shopping season (11/14/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of November 10, 2016 (11/10/2016)
  • How the new FCC privacy rules can work for our industry (11/10/2016)
  • FCC clamps down on tracking user data — but who really benefits? (11/03/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of November 3, 2016 (11/03/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 27, 2016 (10/27/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 20, 2016 (10/20/2016)
  • Discovery, Lerers consolidation yields an enviable audience but bears risk (10/20/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 13, 2016 (10/13/2016)
  • “Nobody goes there anymore, it’s too crowded.” (10/13/2016)
  • Facebook did the digital publishing industry a favor (10/10/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 6, 2016 (10/06/2016)
  • The case for working with Facebook instead of railing against it (10/06/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of September 29, 2016 (09/29/2016)
  • Slacking with Erin Bakst, Head of People Operations at Vox Media (09/23/2016)
  • Mid-roll ads take off in the video boom (09/22/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of September 22, 2016 (09/22/2016)
  • Getting the whole story on ad blocking (09/19/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of September 15, 2016 (09/15/2016)
  • Spin this: We need to actually address the consumer need (09/09/2016)
  • The four fundamental elements of getting digital – and the marketing mix – right (09/08/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of September 1, 2016 (09/01/2016)
  • Low Olympics ratings: What went wrong and what can we glean? (08/29/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of August 25, 2016 (08/25/2016)
  • No comment: NPR joins the growing list of media companies shuttering comments (08/23/2016)
  • Here’s why NBC isn’t fretting over lower Olympics TV ratings (08/18/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of August 18, 2016 (08/18/2016)
  • Step up your networking game: Make the most of events (08/12/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of August 11, 2016 (08/11/2016)
  • How we’re fighting back against shady marketers (08/08/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of August 4, 2016 (08/04/2016)
  • A sound content strategy = a sound profit strategy (08/02/2016)
  • Why journalistic ethics don’t have to conflict with business success (07/28/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of July 28, 2016 (07/28/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of July 21, 2016 (07/21/2016)
  • Why press freedom matters now more than ever (07/19/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of July 14, 2016 (07/14/2016)
  • Premium publishers, trust, and ad blocking (07/05/2016)
  • Media companies wrestle with ad blocking (06/30/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of June 30, 2016 (06/30/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of June 23, 2016 (06/23/2016)
  • It is high time for digital media to heal itself (06/21/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of June 16, 2016 (06/16/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of June 9, 2016 (06/09/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of May 26, 2016 (05/26/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of May 19, 2016 (05/19/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of May 12, 2016 (05/12/2016)
  • Three takeaways from DCN’s “Content Everywhere” event (05/11/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of May 5, 2016 (05/05/2016)
  • How far can the video push go? (05/05/2016)
  • Trust: The foundation of a healthy audience relationship (05/02/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of April 28, 2016 (04/28/2016)
  • Ensure that your native ads are FTC compliant (04/26/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of April 21, 2016 (04/21/2016)
  • A correction for digital natives? Yes, and that’s fine (04/21/2016)
  • Meet the Blockers (04/14/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of April 14, 2016 (04/14/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of April 7, 2016 (04/07/2016)
  • Annotation platform Genius moves into ads, controversy (04/07/2016)
  • Publishers: Prepare to meet the evolving needs of content advertisers (04/06/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of March 31, 2016 (03/31/2016)
  • How the industry can help mobile developers survive “Apptropolis” (03/28/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of March 24, 2016 (03/24/2016)
  • Forget apps. This year, SXSW was all about experience. (03/24/2016)
  • Consumer advocate Julie Brill leaving FTC (03/22/2016)
  • The evolution of technology and the unchanging need for press freedom (03/17/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of March 17, 2016 (03/17/2016)
  • Finding solutions in the thorny, confusing world of ad-blocking (03/10/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of March 10, 2016 (03/10/2016)
  • Consumer matters: trust, transparency and the open web  (03/03/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of March 3, 2016 (03/02/2016)
  • Perspective of premium publishers: privacy rules for broadband providers (02/27/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of February 25, 2016 (02/25/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of February 18, 2016 (02/18/2016)
  • The case for context (02/18/2016)
  • Content and commerce: just how related are they? (02/12/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of February 11, 2016 (02/11/2016)
  • There’s more than one way to succeed at digital (01/28/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of January 28, 2016 (01/28/2016)
  • What Taylor Swift taught this non-millennial about engagement (01/25/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of January 21, 2016 (01/21/2016)
  • Beyond 140: Will another walled garden bloom?  (01/14/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of January 14, 2016 (01/14/2016)
  • Get ready for “concierge” media (01/11/2016)
  • What drove traffic for 2016’s hottest stories? (01/08/2016)
  • What’s next for publishers after FTC’s native ad guidelines? (01/07/2016)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of January 7, 2016 (01/07/2016)
  • Is your data leaking? (01/06/2016)
  • DCN hosts fireside chat with FTC Commissioner Brill on lessons learned from Ad Blocking (video) (12/22/2015)
  • DCN hosts high-level discussion on lessons learned from Ad Blocking (video) (12/22/2015)
  • Breaking down Google’s AMP rollout for publishers (12/21/2015)
  • Facebook plays nice with updates to Instant Articles (12/17/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of December 17, 2015 (12/17/2015)
  • It’s time to start thinking about inventory quality data as an asset, rather than a liability (12/14/2015)
  • Ad blocking: It might be time for an FTC assist (12/10/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of December 10, 2015 (12/10/2015)
  • 3 ways to sell your big brand to tech talent (12/07/2015)
  • The rise of “homeless” media (12/04/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of December 3, 2015 (12/03/2015)
  • Playing poker: betting big on the brand (11/19/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of November 19, 2015 (11/19/2015)
  • Personal Data NYC panelists dig in on ad blocking (11/16/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of November 12, 2015 (11/12/2015)
  • Digital ad sales up, newspapers too, but tv is another matter (11/05/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of November 5, 2015 (11/05/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 29, 2015 (10/29/2015)
  • Why I declined to attend the roundtable with AdBlock Plus (10/27/2015)
  • Can we please leave viewability out of content marketing? (10/27/2015)
  • Can you hear me now?  (10/22/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 22, 2015 (10/22/2015)
  • Paper products and digital content: Georgia-Pacific taps Meredith for content marketing on a grand scale (10/16/2015)
  • Twitter’s having its moment – and not all good (10/15/2015)
  • Ad Blocking: fear vs. reality (10/12/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 8, 2015 (10/08/2015)
  • Straight talk on consumer privacy from FTC commissioner Brill (10/02/2015)
  • Fake traffic, bots and a chance for publishers to stand out (10/01/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 1, 2015 (10/01/2015)
  • You say you ignore the banners but they never ignore you. (09/28/2015)
  • 7 important ad blocking issues you need to know (09/24/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of September 24, 2015 (09/24/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of September 17, 2015 (09/17/2015)
  • The rise of live (09/16/2015)
  • Three social media distribution takeaways from Digital Media Strategies USA (09/14/2015)
  • Dear ad blocking community, we need to talk. (09/10/2015)
  • An Opportunity with Native Advertising (09/10/2015)
  • Dear Abby: I don’t mind advertising but I do mind tracking. What do I do? (09/08/2015)
  • In Memory of Curt Hecht (09/03/2015)
  • Mobile Use: Simply Spectacular. Mobile Ads? It’s Complicated. (09/03/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of September 3, 2015 (09/03/2015)
  • Preparing for 2020: Getting to Know the Millennial Woman (09/01/2015)
  • Change is the Name of the Game in Digital Sports Media (08/27/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of August 27, 2015 (08/27/2015)
  • Facebook Pushes into Video as Creators Cry Foul (08/20/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of August 20, 2015 (08/20/2015)
  • Ad Tech: Is opting-out the only way to change things? (08/13/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of August 13, 2015 (08/13/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of August 6, 2015 (08/06/2015)
  • Are Recommended Links the Gateway to Brand Hell?  (07/30/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of July 30, 2015 (07/30/2015)
  • Lessons from the Community Revolts at Reddit, Gawker (07/23/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of July 23, 2015 (07/23/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of July 16, 2015 (07/16/2015)
  • Writing to the Data? The Complex Relationship Between Stories and Reactions (07/13/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of July 9, 2015 (07/09/2015)
  • Five Things I Learned on the Cannes’ Creative Data Innovation Jury (07/07/2015)
  • Member Spotlight: About.com’s Alex Ellerson (07/01/2015)
  • Do You Trust Google to be the Gatekeeper of Your Kids’ Content? (06/25/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of June 25, 2015 (06/25/2015)
  • What’s the Big IDEA: At About.com, Data Drives Content Marketing Strategy (06/24/2015)
  • Edmunds Recreates a 1966 Corvette Ad Campaign, But Why? (06/22/2015)
  • Apple’s Growing Power in Mobile News (06/18/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of June 18, 2015 (06/18/2015)
  • How One Central Data Platform Can Help Build a Better Ad Strategy (06/17/2015)
  • A Look Inside the Courageous Mindset of Turner’s Branded Content Studio (06/16/2015)
  • 5 Ways Industry Leaders Need To Step Up (06/11/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of June 11, 2015 (06/11/2015)
  • How to Use Programmatic Campaign Optimization to Your Advantage (06/09/2015)
  • Q&A: TheMediaBriefing GM Defines The “Big Four” Issues for the Digital Media Industry (06/08/2015)
  • Re/code + Vox: Lessons on Being a Big Fish (06/04/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of June 4, 2015 (06/04/2015)
  • Member Spotlight: Edmunds.com’s Avi Steinlauf (06/01/2015)
  • Verizon/AOL Deal Focuses on Mobile, So What About Content? (05/21/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of May 21, 2015 (05/21/2015)
  • 3 steps you can take now to make the digital ecosystem safer (05/18/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of May 14, 2015 (05/14/2015)
  • Accounting for Attention Minutes as a Currency (05/11/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of May 7, 2015 (05/07/2015)
  • 3 Marketing Takeaways from Day 1 of Collision (05/06/2015)
  • The Evolution of Native Advertising: Native Lite (05/06/2015)
  • Q&A with Josh Sternberg, Content Strategist, Washington Post Brand Studio, on Content Marketing (05/05/2015)
  • Member Spotlight: AccuWeather’s Marie Svet (05/04/2015)
  • Live Social Streaming: The New Front for Media Piracy Battles (05/01/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of April 30, 2015 (04/30/2015)
  • comScore Versus the Bots: New Booklet Tackles Non-Human Traffic (04/24/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of April 23, 2015 (04/23/2015)
  • ESPN’s Jason Whitlock Talks Game Plan for The Undefeated (04/21/2015)
  • Bulk Surveillance Needs to Be Checked and Balanced (04/16/2015)
  • Recommended Reading: Week of April 16, 2015 (04/16/2015)
  • Inside DCN’s Next Conversation: Revenue Diversification (04/15/2015)
  • Inside DCN’s Next Conversation: Millennials (04/14/2015)
  • Focusing on the Future of Women in Tech (04/10/2015)
  • 3 Predictions for Post-GigaOm Tech Publishing (04/09/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of April 9, 2015 (04/09/2015)
  • Get the Facts Straight on Viewability  (04/02/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of April 2, 2015 (04/02/2015)
  • On Lions and Lambs (04/01/2015)
  • What’s Not to Like about Facebook’s Content Play (03/30/2015)
  • How Promiscuous Should Publishers Get with Content on Social? (03/26/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of March 26, 2015 (03/26/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of March 19, 2015 (03/19/2015)
  • Between Consumers, Innovators and Open Internet, FCC Chooses All of the Above (03/19/2015)
  • Building a Business Case for Keeping Comments Sections (03/12/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of March 12, 2015 (03/12/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of March 5, 2015 (03/05/2015)
  • CBS Interactive Unveils its Custom Content Studio: Studio 61 (03/05/2015)
  • Nielsen Acquires Ad Tech Company, eXelate (03/05/2015)
  • Why The Future of Data Journalism Is… Less Data (03/04/2015)
  • The President’s Proposed Consumer Bill of Rights Moves the Conversation in the Right Direction (03/02/2015)
  • Unbridled Tracking and Ad Blocking: Connect the Dots (03/02/2015)
  • FCC Approves Net Neutrality (02/26/2015)
  • Tweets Can’t be Measured by Clicks Alone (02/26/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of February 26, 2015 (02/26/2015)
  • Vivaki Trades in its Trading Desk for Integrated Operations (02/19/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of February 19, 2015 (02/19/2015)
  • The Next Chapter from Code/Media  (02/18/2015)
  • More than Millennials and Mobile: Looking Behind the Headlines of Multiscreen Preferences (02/17/2015)
  • ANA Finds Marketers Will Increase Native Spend, Ethics Essential (02/03/2015)
  • Pay Attention: A Quality Content Conversation at the DCN Summit (01/30/2015)
  • An Insider’s Guide to Native Ad Sales (01/29/2015)
  • Hidden Tracking Undermines Consumer Trust (01/23/2015)
  • Time is Money in the Attention Economy (01/15/2015)
  • FCC Close to Revealing New Net Neutrality Regulations (01/09/2015)
  • Digging Deep into Attention and Metrics that Matter (01/06/2015)
  • The Biggest Challenges Digital Media Faces in 2015 (01/05/2015)
  • 3 Things the Experts Taught Us About Online Video in 2014 (12/18/2014)
  • 3 Things the Experts Taught Us About Millennials in 2014 (12/15/2014)
  • What You Need to Know About the Ad Industry’s Fight Against Fraud (12/12/2014)
  • Quoteworthy: Straight from the Masters of Marketing (12/02/2014)
  • Get a Good Picture of Your Video Audience (12/01/2014)
  • Meet the World’s Most Entitled Consumer (11/19/2014)
  • The Evolution of Marketing Departments (11/13/2014)
  • Verizon’s Unique ID: Tracking the Damage to Trust (11/07/2014)
  • The Politics of Net Neutrality (11/04/2014)
  • Lessons Learned from Verizon’s Branded Content Fumble (11/03/2014)
  • Defining Bricks to Build the House of Time and Attention (10/29/2014)
  • New Weather Company Resource Forecasts a Marketing Opportunity (10/28/2014)
  • Seeing Your Audience Through Big Data (10/22/2014)
  • Why Rebranding Is Different For Non-Profits (10/09/2014)
  • Why Your Attention Is Worth More Than Your Click (10/06/2014)
  • Is Digital Advertising Ready to Ditch the Click? (09/29/2014)
  • Inspiration and Insight at Inaugural Content All Stars Event (09/25/2014)
  • Jason Silva Kicks off Content All Stars with a Shot of Awe (09/25/2014)
  • Content All Stars Takeaway: 3 Ways to Create Branded Content That Readers Love (09/24/2014)
  • Recommended Reading: Coverage of DCN’s Content All Stars (09/24/2014)
  • Q&A: Michael Friedenberg, CEO IDG Communications Worldwide, on Ad Viewability (09/23/2014)
  • Publishers Can Make a Real Difference in the Fight against Ad Fraud and Nonhuman Traffic (09/11/2014)
  • Q&A: Jeff Burkett, Sr. Director Ad Innovation & Product Strategy The Washington Post, on Ad Viewability (09/09/2014)
  • IBM Plays Up Reusable Content (09/02/2014)
  • Evolving the Viewability Standard with Analytics (09/02/2014)
  • Q&A: Catherine Salazar, Managing Partner, Practice Lead MEC, on Targeting Millennials (08/27/2014)
  • Q&A: Andrew Hanelly, SVP of Strategy at McMURRY/TMG, on Marketing to Millennials (08/20/2014)
  • How Programmatic Can Help Publishers Unlock New Revenue (07/30/2014)
  • Creating a Successful Content Marketing Strategy (07/28/2014)
  • Q&A: Eric Korsh, SVP, Brand Social.Content, DigitasLBi on Content Marketing (07/15/2014)
  • Q&A: Jason Deal, Managing Director Social Media Services Initiative US on Content Marketing (07/08/2014)
  • Q&A: Daniele Kohen, Media Director Neo@Ogilvy West, on Content Marketing (07/01/2014)
  • Q&A: Mark Howard, CRO Forbes Media, on Creating Native Advertising Content (06/25/2014)
  • Univision Ramps Up World Cup Across Digital and Social (06/19/2014)
  • Q&A: Edward Menicheschi, VP & Publisher of Vanity Fair, on Creating Native Advertising Content (06/17/2014)
  • Q&A: Mike Kisseberth, Chief Revenue Officer of Purch, on Creating Native Advertising Content (06/09/2014)
  • Q&A: Wade Rifkin, VP, Programmatic, DigitasLBi on Programmatic & Private Marketplaces (06/04/2014)
  • Q&A: Christopher Murphy, VP Media Investment, Accuen on Programmatic & Private Marketplaces (05/27/2014)
  • New OPA CEO’s Introductory Letter to the Board (05/27/2014)
  • Q&A: Bruce Kiernan Partner, Senior Director Digital, MEC on Programmatic & Private Marketplaces (05/21/2014)
  • AOL Aims to Improve Programmatic Performance with Convertro Acquisition (05/08/2014)
  • Research Reveals that Women Want Inspiring, Authentic and Useful Videos — From Media and Marketers (04/30/2014)
  • Infographic: From Chaos to Credibility (04/10/2014)
  • Q&A: Colin Decker, Group Operating Officer Discovery Digital Networks, on Putting Data to Work (04/08/2014)
  • Digital Future in Focus 2014: The upside of mobile disruption (04/03/2014)
  • The State of News Media: It is Springtime and We Can Grow the Business (03/27/2014)
  • Q&A With Jeff Misenti, Chief Digital Officer, Fox News on Cross-Platform Advertising (03/24/2014)
  • Q&A with Rachelle Considine, President Future US, on Cross-Platform Advertising (03/19/2014)
  • Q&A with Peter Longo, CEO IDG TechNetwork & CDO IDG Communications, on Premium Programmatic (03/10/2014)
  • Q&A with Neil Johnston, Cox’s EVP of Strategy & Digital Innovation on Premium Programmatic (02/25/2014)
  • Q&A with Brian Colbert, Chief Revenue Officer, About.com on Mobile Advertising Innovation (02/10/2014)
  • Q&A with Sol Masch, Director of Mobile Sales & Strategy, Time Inc. on Mobile Ad Innovation (02/06/2014)
• Category: Policy
  • Election 2024: What the results will mean for digital publishers (03/04/2024)
  • DCN Summit livestream: F.T.C. Chair Khan interview at 9:30am ET (02/09/2024)
  • The future of journalism – defining copyright in the age of AI (01/31/2024)
  • DCN submits comments on Artificial Intelligence (10/30/2023)
  • DCN stands with global media community as Google and Meta threaten to take down news in Canada (07/07/2023)
  • Digital Content Next Endorses Bi-Partisan AMERICA Act to Protect Trust in Online Advertising (03/30/2023)
  • Digital outlaws: How Facebook extorted Australia (06/28/2022)
  • DCN submits comments on CCPA’s revised implementation regulations (02/26/2020)
  • DCN Comments on Hearings on Competition and Consumer Protection in the 21st Century (08/20/2018)
  • DCN analysis of the California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018 (07/11/2018)
  • DCN perspective on ePrivacy regulation (05/25/2017)
  • FCC Wading Into Privacy Matters (07/16/2015)
• Category: Press
  • Digital Content Next Announces Governance Changes, Elects New Executive Committee at 13th Annual Summit (01/26/2015)
  • Online Publishers Association Announces Rebrand to ‘Digital Content Next’ (09/19/2014)
  • Category: In The News
  • Category: Press Release
    • Digital Content Next Report Finds Facebook, Google Experiences Together Account for Less Than 5% of Total Digital Revenue for Publishers (02/08/2018)
    • Digital Content Next Sets 2018 Agenda, Welcomes New Executive Committee Members (02/08/2018)
    • DCN Launches Premium Digital Advertising Marketplace, TrustX (09/26/2016)
• Category: Research
  • INMA identifies new approaches to attract a Gen Z audience  (09/20/2022)
  • Adopting influencer practices can help journalists reach younger audiences (08/16/2022)
  • Publishers question AMP’s value (03/08/2022)
  • Get to know Gen Z’s media habits (09/14/2021)
  • Publishers are focused on revenue and time on site (04/06/2020)
  • Hiding in plain sight: The HTML5 security conundrum (06/04/2018)
  • 73% of site visitors get there via mobile. Here’s your guided tour through the mobile landscape. (03/12/2018)
  • Content marketing, ad blocking and other trends that rocked digital publishing in 2015 (12/09/2015)
  • Mobile Moves Digital Spending, eMarketer Reports (07/03/2014)
  • comScore Looks at Multi-Channel Media Consumption to Reveal Real Value (06/12/2014)
  • Ad spending is up. It is also all over the place: The Cross-Platform Advertising Opportunity (05/16/2014)
  • Infographic: Online Video Advertising Insights (04/24/2014)
  • OPA Research Shows Digital Subscription Drives Business Growth for Digital Content Publishers (12/11/2013)
• Category: Revenue
  • Why data is media’s revenue diversification differentiator  (08/08/2022)
  • What Hulu’s AVOD success story tells us (04/13/2021)
  • 8 ways media companies can diversify revenue (11/23/2020)
  • How Crain Communications uses pricing research to grow revenue (11/02/2020)
  • Subscription motivation and acquisition tactics (02/12/2020)
  • Hindsight is 2020: Electing to capture political ad spend (11/05/2019)
  • Predicting conversion: Mastering the complex variables of user behavior (08/14/2019)
  • Back in black: The rise of revenue diversification (04/26/2019)
  • A new hybrid revenue model for OTT (01/14/2019)
  • 5 Steps to acquire, upsell, and retain subscribers using customer data (10/22/2018)
  • Are ad-free environments winning video? (05/17/2018)
  • The four types of domain spoofing (03/28/2018)
  • Facebook and Google are competing to drive more subscriptions. Imagine that. (03/01/2018)
  • Digital Advertising has a Safe Place to Do Business as TrustX Goes Live (06/15/2017)
  • Media companies lured by the promise of subscription revenue (02/02/2017)
  • The Secret to Harvard Business Review’s Subscription Success: Its Customers (07/27/2015)
  • Interview with Robbie Kellman Baxter—author of The Membership Economy (07/20/2015)
  • Q&A: Beth Lawrence, EVP Digital Sales, Scripps Networks Interactive, on Video Ad Innovation (07/23/2014)
  • EatingWell at the Heart of New CDC Healthy Eating & Lifestyle Resource Center (06/27/2014)
  • Q&A With Greg Jackson, Chief Data Officer, Everyday Health Inc. on Cross-Platform Advertising (03/17/2014)
  • Forbes Brand Licensing is Upwardly Mobile (03/12/2014)
  • Q&A with Chip Schenck, VP/Programmatic Sales & Strategy, Meredith on Premium Programmatic (03/03/2014)
  • Glamour’s Hot New Look at Shopping: The Shop Glamour Ecommerce Experience (02/13/2014)
• Category: Supporter Spotlight
  • Is it time to upgrade your video-production toolkit? (06/12/2023)
• Category: Uncategorized
  • Digital advertising data: legislation and regulation (06/21/2021)
  • Tracking cookie depreciation: a timeline (06/18/2021)
  • Google antitrust heats up (06/23/2020)
  • On the alert for filter bubbles (03/31/2020)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 11, 2019 (04/11/2019)
  • Policing third-party code is essential to digital vendor risk management (08/17/2018)
  • Bots don’t care about ad fraud, but they cause it (04/16/2018)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of April 20, 2017 (04/20/2017)
  • DCN’s must reads: week of February 2, 2017 (02/02/2017)
  • Mobile CPMs on the rise (10/20/2015)
  • DCN’s recommended reading: week of October 15, 2015 (10/15/2015)
  • DCN Continues Record Growth Trajectory, Adding Eight New Members (08/05/2015)
  • DCN’s Recommended Reading: Week of February 12, 2015 (02/11/2015)
  • Welcome to InContext (01/17/2014)
• Category: Video
  • What the US and Europe TV markets can learn from each other (01/30/2024)

Guest Authors

• Della Hasselle—Independent Journalist
• Matt Gillis, Senior Vice President, Publisher Platforms—AOL
• Mark Ebel, Vice President, Business Services—AccuWeather Enterprise Solutions
• Charlie Tillinghast, President and CEO—Mixpo
• Eric Hadley, Head of Global Marketing—Outbrain
• Kelsey Arendt, Customer Success Manager—Parse.ly
• Dave Marquard, Vice President—Integral Ad Science
• Jason Alcorn, Metrics Editor—MediaShift
• Andrea Rogoff, Marketing & Communications Manager—Vox Media, Inc
• Erin Bakst, ‎Sr. Director, People Operations at Vox Media, Inc.—‎Vox Media, Inc.
• Chris Olson, CEO & Co-Founder—The Media Trust
• James Ledbetter, Editor—Inc.
• Isabella Barbato, Marketing Manager, Asia Pacific—Outbrain
• Jim Brady, founder and CEO—Spirited Media
• Don Tapscott and Alex Tapscott—co-authors of Blockchain Revolution
• Miriam Tremelling, Senior Marketing Manager—Ace Metrix
• Dr. Johnny Ryan, Head of Ecosystem—PageFair
• Stephanie Himoff, Managing Director, Northern Europe—Outbrain
• Jim Spanfeller, CEO & Founder—Spanfeller Media Group
• Kristy Hammam, SVP—WebMD
• Sarah Mandato, Director, Content Labs— Nativo
• Pat McCarthy, SVP, Marketing—AppNexus
• Chris Rooke, SVP Strategy and Operations—Nativo
• David F. Carr—Freelance Technology Journalist
• Phil Barrett, Senior Vice President—Purch
• Ben DeJarnette, Associate Editor—MediaShift
• Jarrod Walpert, SVP, Creative Director—Havas Formula
• Jen Wilga, Chief Revenue Officer—MediaRadar
• Allie VanNest, Head of Communications—Parse.ly
• JoAnna Foyle, SVP, Enterprise Platform Services–AOL
• Dave Marquard, Director of Product, Publisher Solutions—Integral Ad Science
• Katrina Kibben, Director of Marketing—Recruiting Daily
• David Mitchell, Vice President of Digital Media, Emerging Platforms—AccuWeather, Inc.
• Asaf Hochman, Product Marketer—Outbrain
• Dave Carroll, Associate Professor—Parsons School of Design The New School
• Paul Shanley, Director of International Business—AP
• Darren Herman, VP of Content Services–Mozilla
• Joe Pulizzi, CEO—Content Marketing Institute
• Britta Cleveland, Senior Vice President, Research Solutions—Meredith Corporation
• Greg Mason, CEO—Purch
• Kevin Conroy, Chief Strategy & Data Officer and President-Enterprise Development—Univision Communications
• Robert Miner, CEO and Founder—Miner & Co. Studio
• Tom Eslinger, Worldwide Digital Creative Director—Saatchi & Saatchi
• Aaron Peterson, Marketing Manager—Millward Brown Digital
• John LoGioco, Executive Vice President—Outbrain
• Scott Oldham, Vice President of Editorial—Edmunds.com
• Ade Adeosun, VP, Digital Enterprise Analytics—comScore
• Darline Jean, COO, PulsePoint
• Steve Guenther, Vice President of Digital Auditing Services—Alliance for Audited Media
• Jacob L. Nelson—Doctoral Student, Northwestern University
• James G. Webster—Professor of Communication Studies at Northwestern University
• Loren Tobia, VP of Display Sales & Services, AccuWeather
• Antoine Boulin, President of Media, Purch
• Brandon Carter, Content Marketing Specialist—Outbrain
• Matt Crenshaw, VP of Product Marketing, Outbrain
• Joline McGoldrick—Research Director at Millward Brown Digital
• Kevin Van Lenten, SVP of Partnerships. AdsNative
• Lisa Abourezk, SVP Marketing—DCN
• Lindsay Boesen, PulsePoint
• James Webster, Author, The Marketplace of Attention
• Michael Rowland, Strategic Safecracker
• Satish Polisetti, CEO & Cofounder—AdsNative
• The Washington Post
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• Neal Lulofs, Alliance for Audited Media
• Kevin Conroy
• Joe Gallagher, Collective
• Jim Kennedy, Associated Press
• Adam Lella, comScore, Inc.
• Tom Drouillard, Alliance for Audited Media
• Lindsay Boesen, Marketing Director, PulsePoint

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DCN Staff

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Press

• Why Advertisers Claim Meta Owes $7 Billion in Damages
• What news publishers should do now to avoid extinction in 2025
• How Facebook used a VPN to spy on what you do on social media
• Landmark US antitrust case against Apple ‘is not a slam dunk’
• Find your people: These groups bring digital news orgs together for learning, sharing, and venting
• US Senate will kill ‘divest or ban’ TikTok bill, despite House backing, experts predict
• These 12 women have the power to bring Big Tech's bros to their knees
• ‘She’s going to prevail’: FTC head Lina Khan is fighting for an anti-monopoly America
• Albanese government furious over Meta’s plan to pull out of Facebook news deal
• Google Reportedly Paying Digital Publishers To Test Generative AI Platform To Write Articles
• Popular social media platform to sell user data to the company behind ChatGPT
• Google created an AI tool to rip off news outlets, and it's paying other outlets to use it
• Google's AI news tool, which "scrapes" info without consent, raises ethical concerns in beta program
• Google Is Paying Publishers to Test an Unreleased Gen AI Platform
• DOJ’s Jonathan Kanter says the antitrust fight against Big Tech is just beginning
• Slate reports best year
• Citing Meta lawsuit, Khan says more aggressive FTC will not turn 'blind eye' to big tech data abuses
• DCN Welcomes New Executive Committee Members and Officers to Drive Continued Innovation and Industry Advocacy
• Analysis | Google’s antitrust bouts are coming to a head
• Tech Leaders' Quotes From The Contentious Child Safety Senate Hearing
• Unredacted Complaint Reveals Horrifying Level of Pedos Sexually Targeting Children on Instagram, Facebook
• Google News searches ranked AI-generated ripoffs above real articles — including a Post exclusive
• Chrome Users Now Worth 30% Less Money Thanks to Google's Cookie Killing, Ad Firm Says
• OpenAI claims NYT is not telling the full story in its copyright lawsuit
• Free Press roundup: A ‘bloodbath’ of news layoffs but also impactful stories in 2023
• 'Meta has editorial power to use indiscriminately if content threatens their bottom line', says Center for Countering Digital Hate
• Either the FBI is recruiting in Iran – or some govt Google ad buyers are getting a lousy deal
• Pick Your Battles
• The cat’s out of the bag: Apple takes a 36% bite of Google’s revenue in search engine deal
• Google witness accidentally blurts out that Apple gets 36% cut of Safari deal
• Publishers' AI Licensing Negotiations Mark an Inflection Point
• Google Erects Cone of Silence Around Antitrust Case
• ‘Unprecedented’ Secrecy in Google Trial as Tech Giants Push to Limit Disclosures
• DCN explores the future of TRUSTX, including a partnership with tech-giant Akamai, as dealmaking (slowly) heats up
• Global Publishing and Journalism Organizations Unite to Release Comprehensive Global Principles for Artificial Intelligence (AI)
• 40 Under 40 in Home Entertainment, Class of 2023
• The New York Times Updates Terms of Service to Prevent AI Scraping Its Content
• Meta unfriends the news industry in growing rift with publishers
• AI learned from their work. Now they want compensation.
• The Fight Over the Future of Digital News Is in Canada
• Threads Hands-On: Insta's New App Might Be Dull Enough to Beat Twitter
• Meta's targeted ads disaster is also a problem for Google
• Bill C-18 supporter says Canada needs to stand up to Google and Meta
• Google Is Placing Ads for Top Brands on Spammy, Chatbot-Generated Blogs
• News laws in Canada put Google, Facebook under global pressure
• Meta says it will block news from Facebook, Instagram in Canada
• How to future-proof your newsroom with AI
• Why Canada needs the Online News Act
• Google Opens Access for Transparency Tool Amid Industry Debate on Ad-Tech Fees
• News Trade Group Issues Principles To Govern Use Of Content By Gen AI Systems
• A.I. poses new threats to newsrooms, and they're taking action
• Publishers’ group warns that generative AI content could violate copyright law
• Twitter’s U.S. Ad Sales Plunge 59% as Woes Continue
• Major decision on the legality of Facebook’s EU-US data transfers is due to be adopted today
• Publishers Voice Copyright Concerns and Interface Questions Over Microsoft's Chatbot API
• Data Governance: Facebook/Meta Needs Change to Achieve Compliance
• Facebook Released Details of Its Privacy Class Action Settlement
• Brands, Think FAST and Take Viewers Down the Rabbit Hole
• Google's Privacy Sandbox is a Data Privacy Paradox
• Meta Pushes Court To Reject Class Action Over Inflated Ad Metrics
• The Latest Existential Threat Facing Traditional Media: Chatbots
• The AMERICA Act May Finally Bring Much-Needed Common Sense Rules To Digital Advertising
• Digital Content Next Endorses Bi-Partisan AMERICA Act to Protect Trust in Online Advertising
• Viewer “Rabbit Holes” Are an Untapped Goldmine for Brands
• U.S. groups don’t like Canada’s plans for online regulation—and they want Joe Biden to push back
• #1180: Anti-Trust & Privacy Watchdog Jason Kint Reflects on Ad Ecosystems & XR
• US media seek to protect content against chatbots without license, fair compensation
• Meta: Mark Zuckerberg empêtré
• The MadTech Podcast Special: Google and the DoJ - what happens next?
• eCommerce and Publishing in 2023: 5 key charts | What’s New in Publishing | Digital Publishing News
• Senate committee presses Meta over data access by developers in 'high risk' countries, per 2018 app audit
• Feds vs. Google: What DOJ's Antitrust Lawsuit
• Why the US Justice Department is suing Google
• Google Is Screwed, Even If It Wins Its Antitrust Case
• Digital Content Next Weighs In Against Meta In Battle Over Inflated Metrics
• Dozens of journalism groups join coalition to save local news
• UK: IPI joins global media freedom concern about National Security Bill
• The Top 20 Tech Policy Press Podcasts of 2022
• PREDICTIONS FOR JOURNALISM 2023
• United States: Federal Trade Commission Moves Forward On Privacy Rulemaking
• Elon Musk's imperfect experiment with the newest wave of liberal-dominated media
• Journalists Who Report on Elon Musk Suspended From Twitter Without Explanation
• How I Got the Document That Showed Mark Zuckerberg May Have Lied to Congress
• Meta threatens to remove news content over US journalism bargaining bill
• Everything to know about Canada’s Online News Act hearings
• California Clout on Data Privacy Poised to Weaken in GOP House
• Musk's Name And Shame Strategy
• What Twitter’s changes mean for news organizations
• Elon Musk is threatening to 'thermonuclear name and shame' advertisers that press pause on Twitter. It's a dumb thing to do to your biggest customers.
• Twitter’s D.C. troubles could threaten Musk’s big plans
• Opinion: Premium news publishers deserve a level playing field with Google and Facebook
• 5 questions for Meredith Broussard
• Google's Post-Cookie Ad Tech Tests Face Skepticism
• Google Loses Appeal in $4 Billion EU Antitrust Fine
• Data-Driven Online Ads Enter Spotlight as FTC Moves Toward Rules
• Facebook Engineers Admit They Don’t Know What They Do With Your Data
• California zeroes out gas-powered cars
• Breitbart FBI Leak: Correspondent Says 'We All Know Who' Was Behind Move
• Consumer Attitudes Toward Digital Advertising 2021
• Google's Cookie Plans Could Have 'Dire Impact,' Digital Content Group Warns
• 3 Trends That'll Shape Your Pandemic-Recovery Marketing Strategy
• Google Launches New Initiatives to Fund Journalism, While Facebook Reassesses
• News compensation bill part of 'global movement' to regulate Big Tech, critic says
• Meta Agrees to Alter Ad Technology in Settlement with U.S.
• Google writes to all Canadian MPs as it steps up campaign against Online News Act
• Google deliberately makes it difficult to stop it tracking your location, documents reveal
• Future of Media Explained podcast 3: Battling the Duopoly with Jason Kint
• Minerva @ Midnight: Matt Gaetz and Facebook threats
• The Apple Trial Was Absurd. Apple Really Might Lose It.
• Instantly Iconic Photo of Marine Holding Door for George Floyd’s Daughter Gianna Spurs Outpouring
• It turns out no one wants to be tracked all across their iPhones by Facebook (or anyone else)
• Apple vs. Epic Games App Store antitrust trial has started - what you need to know
• Publisher ad alliances get a new look as cookie changes loom
• Meet Johnny Ryan, the thorn in Google’s side
• Advertisers are pulling ads from war coverage, and it's making it hard for publishers to monetize readership spikes
• Publisher Trade Group Letter Calls Out Apple and Google App Stores in Antitrust Bills
• Publisher group backs antitrust bills meant to rein in US tech giants
• Russia-Ukraine Tension Continues; Meta Down 40% YTD; Nvidia, Tesla Continue to Drop
• Publisher trade group backs bills targeting Apple, Google app store dominance
• Mo Meta, Mo Problems
• 'Hurt All Constituents': Fresh Concern Over Google's Alleged Ad Auction Rigging
• The Newest Corporate Perk
• Liberals press federal government to pursue criminal prosecutions for Big Tech executives
• Instagram Head Grilled by Senate at Hearing on Teen Safety Online
• Deprecating the cookie: The impact of eliminating third-party identifiers
• One Year In, Google News Showcase Is Still Proving Itself to Publishers
• OK, So Facebook is Bad, Now What?
• Inside Jedi Blue, Facebook’s Shady Deal With Google
• Your browser can tell websites how to treat your data. But companies didn’t have to listen—until now
• Court Testimony Looms for Zuckerberg in Cambridge Analytica Case
• DC AG Adds Mark Zuckerberg's Name In The Cambridge Analytica Scandal
• Looks Like Facebook Found a Way to Bypass Europe’s Privacy Rules
• Facebook’s disconnection problem
• Facebook products ‘harm children, stoke division’: Whistleblower
• Facebook chose to maximise engagement at users’ expense, whistleblower says
• Facebook Overpaid FTC Fine By $5 Bln To Safeguard Mark Zuckerberg, Lawsuit Claims
• Facebook Investor: Company Paid $5 Billion to FTC as ‘Quid Pro Quo’ to Shield Zuckerberg
• Facebook overpaid the FTC by nearly $5 billion to 'protect Zuckerberg' and 'make his problems go away' after Cambridge Analytica scandal, shareholders claim
• Bombshell lawsuit on behalf of retirement funds for Rhode Island employees and multiple other plaintiffs accuses Facebook of 'epic governance failure': Claims executives were 'insider trading' and that Zuckerberg lied to congress
• New DCN Research on Gen Z’s Media Habits Shows High Quality, Trust, and Privacy Drives Loyalty to Digital Media Brands
• As The Atlantic draws closer to 1 million subscribers, the publisher must battle declines in traffic to keep momentum going
• Facebook Paid the FTC Billions to Personally Protect Zuckerberg, Lawsuit Claims
• Despite Apple's privacy changes, Facebook posts record ad revenue
• Facebook Just Suspended the Accounts of Some of Its Biggest Critics
• Why two brothers are betting on creating new brands and e-commerce to grow their media company
• Google's Cookie Plans Could Have 'Dire Impact,' Digital Content Group Warns
• 3 Trends That'll Shape Your Pandemic-Recovery Marketing Strategy
• Mark Zuckerberg Glides on Water for 4th of July Celebration, Explains Use of Hydrofoil Tech! [VIDEO]
• Facebook’s Antitrust Dismissal Shows the Slow Grind of Big Tech Regulation
• Ad-tech shares soar as Google delays major Chrome privacy push
• The perfect storm: How to survive the erosion of consumer trust and the shifting tides of privacy
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• Amazon video push aims to keep shoppers from YouTube search
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