Publishers Daily Editions for February 2021
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Feb. 26, 2021
- New Zealand's 'Stuff' Weans Itself Off Facebook Traffic
- a360 Media, Vurbl Form Ad Partnership To Monetize Podcasts
- 'WWD,' 'The Economist' Launch Education Offerings
- 'The Dodo' Partners With Calm To Help Kids Sleep
- Google Sued In Washington State Over Political Ads -- Again
- Ad Council Unites 300+ Participants For Largest PSA Campaign In U.S. History
- Comcast Brings Xfinity Stream App To Flex Devices
- Pinterest Makes Bets On Augmented Reality
- The Return Of The Email Newsletter
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Feb. 25, 2021
- Antitrust Exemption Would Help Publishers More Than Australian Plan
- Study: Americans Worry About Fake News Exposure
- 'National Geographic' Offers Augmented Reality Show From Mars
- Al Jazeera Targets Fox News With New Conservative Platform In U.S.
- The 'Real Story' Behind Facebook's Australian News Blackout, According To Facebook
- Race For TV News Viewers Tightens
- Google To Remove Showcase Shopping Ads
- Centro Acquires Paid-Search Ad Platform To Build Into Basis
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2021
- 'Baltimore Sun' Moves To Nonprofit Status, Magnifies Broader Trend
- Pocket Outdoor Media Buys 'Outside' Properties, Rebrands
- 'The Washington Post' Names O'Lear Head Of Mobile Strategy, Combines News Apps
- Facebook Drops Australian News Ban, Negotiates Payments, After Law Amendments
- Spotify To Create Audio Ad Marketplace
- Google Ends Political Ads Pause
- Firefox Unveils New Tool To Prevent Cookie-Based Tracking
- Google Adds Privacy Labels To Gmail App
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2021
- Microsoft Emerges As Unlikely Ally To Publishers In Sharing Ad Revenue
- 'L.A. Times' Denies Report It Is For Sale
- 'Vogue' Names Juan Costa Paz As Global Creative Director
- House Bill Would Help Small Publishers Negotiate With Platforms: Report
- Court Sides With Facebook Over BrandTotal Ban
- Pod Digital Media Introduces First Multicultural-Only Podcast App
- Trust Surges For Brand Biden
- Amazon Is Millennials' No. 1 Brand. So Is Purpose-Driven Marketing Fruitless?
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Feb. 22, 2021
- Maryland's Digital Ad Tax Is Harmful To Publishers
- 'Time' Publishes 'Influentials' List, Faces Challenge Over Bookazine Contract
- 'Bon Appetit' Denies Chef Contest Involvement
- Study Finds 66% Of Marketers Say Audience Beats Context -- But Publishers Disagree
- Google Offers Ways To Improve Attribution, Performance As COVID Lockdowns Ease Locally
- Tara Setmayer To Head New Lincoln Project Advisory Committee
- Vendor Email Compromise Fraud Is Surging, Study Finds
- Consumers Seek Relationships That Go Beyond Just Selling: Study
- Brand Safety For CTV Comes First, Performance Is A Close Second
- How To Build Support For A Customer Data Platform
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Feb. 19, 2021
- Facebook's Block On News Sharing In Australia Has Familiar Ring
- 'Saveur' Kills Print Title, 'Delish' Starts Quarterly
- Richard Tofel To Retire From 'ProPublica'
- A&G Seeks Client, Agency Support For 'Protect Our Press' Initiative
- Facebook Emails Reveal Company Knew Of Inflated Metrics, Marketers Argue
- Omnicom Eyes Return To Growth By Q2 2021
- When Talking About Gen Z, You Must Talk Culture
- Google Services Just The Beginning Of Subscription-Based Offers In 2021
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Feb. 18, 2021
- Murdoch Forces Google's Hand With Payment Plan For News
- Alden Global Capital To Acquire Tribune Publishing For $630 Million
- 'Forbes' Launches First-Party Data Platform
- iHeart Acquires Triton Digital For $230 Million
- Obit: 'Big Fat Idiot,' Dead At 70
- Taboola Uses AI, Deep Learning To Build Personalized Loyalty Segments For Publishers
- Pandemic Accelerated Shift To Digital, And Nobody Is Going Back: Study
- Data Signals Rise Of The Robots, Reddit Too
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2021
- 'NY Post' Publishes 'Spiked' Bret Stephens Column About McNeil Departure From 'Times'
- Scrutiny Of 'New York Times' Editors Won't Hurt Revenue
- Vox Taps Swati Sharma As Editor-In-Chief
- Crypto Site 'Decrypt' Hires Journalists From 'Yahoo Finance,' 'Fortune'
- Cable Industry And California Want To Move Forward With Net Neutrality Battle
- PureB2B Combines Three Types Of Intent Data In Tool For Tech Marketers
- Streaming TV Leads All Consumer Subscription Businesses
- LP Hires Paul Hastings To Probe Alleged Weaver Wrongdoing
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Feb. 16, 2021
- Active Interest Media's CEO Buys The Company
- Microsoft's Argument That Google Should Pay For News Is Flawed
- 'NYT' Tests Paid Model For Kids' Digital Subscriptions
- 'Fort Worth Report' To Debut This Spring, Focuses On City Accountability And Service Journalism
- Huffington Post And Yahoo Defeat Carter Page's Defamation Lawsuit
- Social Platform Parler Returns Online
- What Are The Ethical Implications Of Technology?
- Lincoln Project Pauses Fundraising Amid Harassment Scandal
- UK Businesses Now Burdened With Two GDPR Laws
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Feb. 15, 2021
- Meredith, Dive Studios And 'The Economist' Launch New Podcasts
- Fox Hosts Present Case For Dismissal Of Libel Suit
- Microsoft Backs Publishers Getting Paid For News, Even In U.S.
- Ad Execs Viewing Media More As A 'Quality' Than A Commodity
- Woolmington On The Shifts That Will Drive AdLand in 2021
- Supreme Court Should Turn Away Facebook In Battle Over Tracking, Users Argue
- Super Bowl Ads Win The Super Bowl Of Hypocrisy
- How Substack Works For Email Newsletter Readers
