- Publishers Daily - Monday, June 26, 2017
- Effete Home Alabama: 'Food & Wine' Heads South
- American Media Buys Wenner's 'Men's Journal' To Attract Premium Advertisers
- CFOs Favor 'WSJ,' 'The Economist' As News Consumers
- MOD Media Ups Luxe Stable, Buys 'New York Spaces'
- Facebook Previews New Rules For Publishers On Audience Network
- Should Publishers Treat Engaged Users Differently?
- Time Inc Considers More Than 100 London Journalist Redundancies
- Voxcare, An Email Newsletter, Sells Out Ad Slots as Health Debate Rages
- For The News Media, It May Already Be Too Late
- Publishers Daily - Friday, June 23, 2017
- 'WSJ' Fires Senior Correspondent Solomon Over Dealings With Source
- 'The Nation' Launches Tool To Give Readers Activism Opportunities
- Online News Subs Up, Mobile Drives Usage
- Apple News Gives Publishers (A Bit) More Demographic Data
- Gatehouse Media Buys 5 Calkins Newspapers
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, June 22, 2017
- Canadian News Orgs Hope For Government Bailout
- Rodale Puts Itself Up For Sale
- HowStuffWorks, 'USA Today' Launch Podcast Series
- The Players' Tribune Taps Levick As First CEO
- Mashable Hires Branch As East Coast VP, Sales
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, June 21, 2017
- Fake News Hacks Fare Poorly On TV
- Reuters Launches Custom Content Studio, Reuters Plus
- Vice Media Launches Meal Kit Service With Chef'd
- Thrillist Holds 'Best Day' Food, Drink Crawl In Greenwich Village
- PubMatic Integrates With Amazon Publisher Services
- The Sun Uses Cashback App To Learn More About Print Readers
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, June 20, 2017
- Nice Price 'Vice': Hipster News Org Raises $450M To Fund Video Expansion
- IAB Plans Marketplace Event Featuring Publishers' Content Studios
- BrideClick Acquires Mode Media, Expands Into New Categories
- 'LA Times' Offers Buyouts To Seasoned Newsroom Staffers
- Major Publishers Pool Data To Counter Duopoly
- Quaker State Launches Branded Content With 'The Onion'
- Time Inc. Moves Into Social Video, Targets GenZ And Millennials With 'The Pretty'
- Correction: DCN Isn't Working With Sonobi
- Publishers Daily - Monday, June 19, 2017
- Trade Press Lands Bombshell In Wake Of UK Fire
- Sourcepoint Introduces Direct Payment For Publishers, Alternative To Advertising
- Vocativ Lays Off Edit Staff To Focus On Video
- Native Programmatic Drives Scalable Campaigns
- Has Anything Changed Since ANA's Report On Media Transparency? Why, Yes!
- Publishers Daily - Friday, June 16, 2017
- D.C. Shooting Gives News Orgs A Chance To Refute Bias Charge
- 'Automobile,' 'Bloomberg Businessweek' Relaunch, More Features And Digital Options
- Hearst Ventures Names Famolari Managing Director
- HuffPost and Vocativ Suffer Serious Staff Cuts
- The Funnel Isn't Dead -- It Just Went On A Diet
- WSJ Complains To EC Over Google Search Drop
- 'New York Times' Tackles Hateful Comments With Machine-Learning
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, June 15, 2017
- Facebook Makes It Easier To Blacklist Publishers
- 'Rolling Stone' Settles With University Of Va. Over Defamation Case
- Mashable Taps Pezzimenti As VP, Branded Content
- Time Inc. Cuts 300 Jobs
- First Devise A Content Strategy, Then Do Content Marketing
- Telegraph's Chief Executive Steps Down
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, June 14, 2017
- Yes, Bad Adjacencies Hurt Brands
- Conde Nast Shutters Style.com, Teams With Farfetch Ecommerce Platform
- 'NYT' Enlarges Comments Section For Top Stories
- Huffington Post's Trump First 100 Days Newsletter Campaign Sees High Engagement
- 'Guardian' Confirms Tabloid Shift
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, June 13, 2017
- 'LAT' To Publish Book: 'Our Dishonest President'
- Seniors Drive Mobile News Readership
- Luxury Magazine Advertising Falls, Digital Up
- iDigitalTimes Rebrands As Player.One, Focuses On Ecommerce
- Trending Down: Newspaper, Mag Revenues Slip Again
- Is Facebook Developing Publisher Subscription Feature?
