- Publishers Daily - Friday, March 17, 2017
- Conde Nast Gets Experiential, Acquires 2 Marketing Companies
- Marketers Urged To Try 'Newsjacking': Tying Their Emails To The News
- Publishing Trends Worth A Second Look
- Publishers, Place Your Bets: Yield Or Preference?
- Guardian Pulls Ads From Google After They Showed Up Next To Extremist Content
- Newspaper Ad Revenue Forecast To Drop 9% In 2017
- Readly Offers Enhanced Reading On Mobile
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, March 16, 2017
- Online News Publisher 'Quartz' Becomes Profitable
- AMI To Add 'Us Weekly' To Celebrity Stable
- Edmunds, State Farm Aim To Make Car Buying Easier
- Adblock Plus Names Members Of Acceptable Ads Committee
- Twitter To Present At Digital Newfronts
- Real Books Sales Up 7%, eBooks Down 4%
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, March 15, 2017
- 'Men's Health' Searches For Ultimate Guy
- Gannett Cuts Print Editions Of 3 Southern Newspapers
- WPP, Omnicom, Publicis Units Join 'Acceptable' Ad Blocker Committee
- Axel Springer Launches Mobile Programmatic For Its Upday News App
- Email Newsletter Raises $300,000
- Google Adds 'Read It Later' To Chrome
- The Exhausting Codependence Of The Press And White House
- Will There Be More Settlements With The FTC On Native Ads?
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, March 14, 2017
- Facebook Lets Publishers Place More Ads In Instant Articles
- 'ChicagoMod' Debuts In March, Targets Wealthy Demo
- Consumers Can Now Choose News To Match Theirs Views
- Vice Creating Original Series For Snap
- Germany Proposes Huge Fines For Illegal Content
- It's 2017: Do You Know What Your Content Is?
- Publishers Daily - Monday, March 13, 2017
- 'NYT,' 'ProPublica 'Jointly Hire Colloff
- Rodale Reorganizes Executive Team
- WaPo Licenses Arc To Tronc, Bows Self-Service
- Montclair, NJ Gets New Local Newspaper
- Sorrell Loves Print -- Heartfelt, Or Leverage Vs Google And Facebook?
- Correction: Japanese Man Dies From Heart Attack, Not Porn
- Huffington Post On Why Email Campaigns Fail
- Web Creator Calls For More Action To Tackle 'Shocking' Fake News
- Publishers Daily - Friday, March 10, 2017
- Japanese Man Crushed By Porn Collection
- MPA Finds Audience Increase, Slight Rise In Mobile Web Viewership
- Najafi Cos. Bids For Time Inc
- Visit Britain Aims To Attract LGBTQ Tourists
- What The Heck Is 'Premium' Content?
- Amazon Alexa, Google Home Challenged By Who's Speaking
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, March 9, 2017
- Newspaper Shift Foreshadowed Brexit
- Major Investor Group Withdraws Time Inc Bid
- DNAinfo Acquires 'Gothamist,' 5 City Sites
- Conde Nast, NBCU, Vox Team To Deliver Mobile Video, Branded Content
- Fake News: It's Just So Un-Civil
- The Hoth Runs Facebook Ads Selling Forbes Article Links, Violating Google Rules
- PCH/Media Hires Its First Head Of Media Platform
- British And German Teens Swayed By Branded Content
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, March 8, 2017
- Ad Blockers May Relent, But Choice Is Key
- Telemundo, theSkimm Team To Highlight Immigration Content
- Hearst CEO Outlines 2017 Strategy
- The Hoth Runs Facebook Ads Selling Forbes Article Links, Violating Google Rules
- Shazam Launches AR Platform For Advertising
- Publishers, Platforms Participate In International Women's Day
- Relationship Between Publishers And Platforms Growing Tense
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, March 7, 2017
- Warren Buffett Is Bearish On Newspapers
- Forbes.com Launches Mobile Site Inspired By Snapchat
- Rebooted 'Paste' To Hit Record Stores
- Two-Thirds Of Marketers Expanded Programmatic Campaigns To Mobile Devices In '16
- What Mobile Messaging Mania Means For Marketers
- JetSmarter Threatens To Fine Journalist $2,000 For Bad Review
- Let's Admit It: Clinton's Emails Were Never About The Emails
- Publishers Daily - Monday, March 6, 2017
- Legal Notice Fight Escalates In NJ
- 'SB Nation,' 'Climbing' Get New Editors, Finn Exits 'Barrons'
- Facebook Begins Flagging Fake News
- New York Media Names Zimak CRO, Publisher
- Trump's New FCC Chief Starts Reshaping Media Rules
- Amazon Alexa Pushes Against Apple, Google Voice Assistants
- The Importance Of Innovation And Change In The Digital Age
- Can TV Help Facebook Grow Up Without Losing Itself?