Publishers Daily Editions for August 2018
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Aug. 17, 2018
- Study: Most Americans Don't Want News Filtered On Platforms
- Revcontent, Poynter Partner To Demonetize Fake News
- 'Atlantic' Taps Prashant Rao As Global Editor
- AdRizer Named One Of The Fastest Growing Companies
- How To Build A Good Email Newsletter
- 'The Guardian' Supports Opposition To Trump's 'Dirty War' On The Media
- The Free Press, It Doesn't Come For Free
- How Brands Can Thrive By Using First-Party Data
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Aug. 16, 2018
- Owners Of 'New York' Magazine Explore Possible Sale
- Conde Nast Combines U.S. And U.K. 'Traveller' Teams
- Yahoo Finance Partners With Crunchbase To Offer Info On Private Companies
- Laptops, Tablets: Research Says There's Still A Strong Market
- News On The Tube: Digital Outdoor At Its Best
- How's Your Digital Strength?
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2018
- Bustle Digital Group Acquires Flavorpill To Build Events Business
- 'U.S News & World Report' Partners With HomeLight To Boost Real Estate Coverage
- 'Thrillist' Staffers Walk Out Over Contract Negotiations
- To Reach Profitability, Conde Nast Will Reduce Ad Revenue To 50%, Focus On Video
- 'Glasgow Herald' And 'Sunday Herald' Merge Editorial Teams
- Rethinking Media
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Aug. 14, 2018
- Clarification: 'NYT' Q2 Revenues Beat Expectation
- Playbuzz Taps BuzzFeed Exec Matt Trotta As North America GM, Plans Expansions
- 'New York Post' Issue With Supreme Cover Wrap Is Big Seller
- 'Sisters From AARP' Newsletter Covers Gen X, Baby Boomer African American Women
- Optimum Parent Sells 'Newsday,' Cable Subscribers Lose Free Web Access
- Alex Jones Claims He Picked Up Subscribers After Being Dropped By Tech Platforms
- Nielsen Rallies On News Of New Takeover Scenarios
- Does Facebook Still Care About News Publishers?
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Aug. 13, 2018
- 'The Boston Globe' Leads Call To Protect A Free Press
- Meredith Reports 30% Revenue Increase, Anticipates More Sales Of Time Inc Mags
- ProPublica To Fund Investigative Journalists To Cover State Governments
- MNI Targeted Media Marks Uptick In 2018 Print Ad Revenues
- ANA Publishes First 'Sponsored' Content Report Developed By DMA
- Reddit Pushes TV Discovery, Search Across Platforms, Films
- Facebook Clarifies Content-Policing Policies
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Aug. 10, 2018
- Tronc Considering Sale Of Newspapers To Private Equity Firm
- Revcontent New Program Guarantees Revenue Increase For Publishers
- Gannett Reports Digital Wins, Print Ad Revenues Declined Nearly 20%
- Today.com Redesigns, Shifts Focus To Video, Ecommerce
- 'High Times' Launches OTT Network
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018
- 43% Of Republicans Would Give Trump Power Over 'Bad' Media
- New York Times Co. Reports Digital Subscription Revenues Up 20%, Ad Revenues Fall
- Print Magazine Ad Spending Fell More Than $400 Million In 2017
- 'Axios,' HBO Partner For Eclectic Documentary Series
- Hearst Magazines Names Kate Lewis Chief Content Officer
- Snap's Earnings Up 44%, Daily User Rates Dip
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Aug. 8, 2018
- Months After GDPR, U.S. News Sites Continue To Block E.U. Readers
- 'Family Circle' Redesigns, Focuses On Moms With Teens
- 'The New York Times' Expands Australia Bureau
- Maven To Acquire Say Media, Expands Share For Premium Ad Spend
- Most Firms Are Not Yet Up To Speed With GDPR: Deloitte
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Aug. 7, 2018
- 'Texas Monthly' Experiments With Nixing Ad Blockers
- Joanna Coles To Step Down As Hearst Magazines Chief Content Officer
- 'The New York Times' Introduces 'Your Feed' To iOS App
- Scripps Howard Invests $6M In Investigative Journalism
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Aug. 6, 2018
- Warner Music Acquires Uproxx, Expands Editorial Offerings
- 'WSJ Magazine' Hires First Digital Director, Expands Video, Multimedia
- Upworthy's EIC, President Resign As Staff Is Cut
- Davler Media Acquires 'Staten Island Parent,' Extends Family-Oriented Coverage
- Automation, Efficiency Make Print A Valuable Media Plan Component
- Tech Companies Tell Court They're Not Responsible For Terrorist Propaganda
