Publishers Daily Editions for November 2016
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Nov. 30, 2016
- One Quarter Of News Revenue Will Come From Native By 2018
- Quartz Launches New Studio To Experiment With Bots, AI
- 'Business Insider' Co-Founder Julie Hansen Exits
- 'Taste Of Home' Partners With Folgers For Live Activation in NYC
- DoubleVerify Launches Solution To Protect Advertisers From 'Fake' Online News
- 'The Sun' Nearly Doubles Traffic After Dropping Paywall
- Adblock Plus Calls Meetup To Form An Independent Board
- Politico Focus Aims To Connect Brands With Political Influencers
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Nov. 29, 2016
- Axel Springer Boss: Facebook Doesn't Need To Police Fake News
- Basso Exits 'Bloomberg Businessweek' In Shakeup
- Taboola Takes On Fake News Furor
- Adblock Plus Fends Off Latest Publisher Lawsuit
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Nov. 28, 2016
- Time Inc. Spurns Takeover By Bronfman
- 'Forbes' Diversifies Revenue, Teams With Advantage Media To Launch Book Imprint
- AP's New Executive Editor Buzbee Rethinks Presidential News Coverage
- Adblock Plus Comes To New York
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Nov. 25, 2016
- Telegram Launches Telegraph For Long Form Publishing
- Readers Prefer Sharing Positive Content
- 'Southern Living' Opens Branded Retail Store
- Facebookers 2.5 Times More Likely To Read Fake News, Millennials Least Prone
- Most Middle-Schoolers Can't Distinguish News From Native Ads
- Google Warns Top Journos Of Hacking Threat
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Nov. 23, 2016
- 'Politico' Editor Resigns After Publishing Alt Right Leader's Address
- 'Financial Times' Considers Acquisitions To Strengthen Digital Subscription Biz
- Quartz Brings Daily Flash Briefing To Amazon Echo
- 'Southern Living' Opens Branded Retail Store
- Most Middle-Schoolers Can't Distinguish News From Native Ads
- Native Advertising Institute Honors Politico, Marriott, And Netflix
- The Natives Are Restless
- Merkel Joins Chorus Warning Against Fake News
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Nov. 22, 2016
- Trump Unleashes On The 'NYT' - Again
- 'Allrecipes,' 'Eating Well' Enjoy Ad Jump For December Issues
- Needleman Steps Down As EIC of 'NYT T Magazine'
- Native Ad Expert Calls On Industry To Help Google, Facebook Shut Down Fake News
- Lack of Measurement in Newsletters Raises Concerns
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Nov. 21, 2016
- Airbnb To Launch Magazine
- NBCU Invests $200M In 'BuzzFeed' To Up Ad Sales, Video
- 'Bloomberg' Shakes Up Politics, 'Businessweek' Post-Election
- Vaccariello Named EIC, Meredith Parents Network
- Facebook Attempts To Combat Fake News
- Inside Facebook's Content Crisis
- Journalists Call On Facebook To Champion Accurate News
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Nov. 18, 2016
- Newspapers Sue FCC Over Cross-Ownership Rules
- 'Onion' CEO To Head Ad Sales For Fusion Media Group
- Ad-Tech Stock Decline Coming? Fake News Snafus Don't Help
- Clarification: 'Economist' Ads On MTA Don't Run On OutFront Kiosks
- The Sun Is Fastest-Growing News Web Site, Mail Online Is Still On Top
- Obama Warns Against Fake News
- How Publishers Gain Bargaining Power As New Platforms Enter Ad Market
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Nov. 17, 2016
- Tycoon Uses Full-Page Ads To Break Up
- Univision Cuts 200 Jobs, Fusion Hardest Hit
- Getty Images, Vice Media Strike Video Content Deal
- Smaato Bows Outstream And Rewarded Video For Mobile Publishers And Advertisers
- AOL To Cut 500 Jobs
- Fake News Got More Engagement Than Real Thing On Facebook
- IAB's Rothenberg Says Stopping Fake News Takes Real Resolve
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Nov. 16, 2016
- Advertisers Dump UK Newspapers For Anti-Immigrant Coverage
- Time Inc. Creates General Manager Roles For Brand Groups
- 'Economist' Reaches Out To NYC Readers Via MTA Campaign
- 'Billboard' Launches Video Series
- PostUp Launches Multichannel Marketing Suite For Publishing Industry
- Brightcove Starts Helper For Social Media Publishers
- Ad Lightning Aims To Help Publishers, Platforms Tackle Disruptive Ads
