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DCN’s must reads: week of September 20, 2018
September 19, 2018 | By Michelle Manafy, Editorial Director – DCN@michellemanafy
Our picks of the must-read stories from around the web:
- Adweek | With Less Data-Driven Baggage, Can Apple Help Lead the Way on Advertising Privacy? (4 min read)
- The Verge | Google is giving up some control of the AMP format (4 min read)
- TechCrunch | Old media giants turn to VC for their next act (8 min read)
- Medium | Media Manipulation, Strategic Amplification, and Responsible Journalism (35 min read)
- Crownpeak | The GDPR’s Regulatory Bears Are Stirring – And They’re Not Happy About Your Half-Assed Compliance Efforts (5 min read)
- https://www.crownpeak.com/blog/general-data-protection-regulation/gdpr-regulatory-bears-are-stirring
- Digiday | Project Feels: How USA Today, ESPN and The New York Times are targeting ads to mood (4 min read)
- NPR | Does Facebook Really Work? People Question Effectiveness Of Ads (3 min read)
- NiemanLab | Fighting back against fake news: A new UN handbook aims to explain (and resist) our current information disorder (11 min read)
- The Wall Street Journal | Amazon Forecast to Be No. 3 Digital Advertising Player in 2018 (2 min read)
- The Guardian | Ofcom to push for regulation of social networks (3 min read)
- Vulture | Bob Greenblatt Saved NBC. Now What? The TV exec opens up about the Peacock’s dark days, what else he’d love to reboot, and the streaming future. (5 min read)