This week: the challenge of distributed content for publishers; what media companies do best reaching Millennials; why good journalism is crucial to our democracy.
This week: the role of publishers has seen many changes in the modern publishing business; LinkedIn adds video to the professional networking site.
This week: Google is still the king of the search ad market; Yahoo leaves behind a big legacy; sponsored content grows in popularity; newsletter editors gain importance in newsrooms.
This week: email newsletters combat inaccurate open rates; newspaper advertising increases campaign effectiveness; fighting the perception that print is dying; how publishers get new value from old content.
This week: email newsletters combat inaccurate open rates; newspaper advertising increases campaign effectiveness; fighting the perception that print is dying; how publishers get new value from old content.
This week: the FCC examines the defining traits of the modern news consumer; NAA to examine the shifting news industry with the help of its new vice president of innovation.
This week: FCC proposes keeping U.S. media ownership rules as they are; Facebook once again updates its algorithm; what media companies don’t want you to know about ad blockers.
This week: C-SPAN makes history; Online publishers combat ad-blockers with email sign-ups; A tough summer ahead for the newspaper industry.
This week: Microsoft announces deal to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion; Pew Research releases annual State of the News Media report; The print news industry continues to decline as digital grows.
This week: what publishers can learn from Jeff Bezos; Snapchat redesigns some features of its interface; the newspaper industry sees a steep decline in jobs over the past two decades.