Publishers Daily Editions for October 2018
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2018
- Study: 1300 Communities Have Lost Newspaper Coverage, Serious Implications For Democracy
- 'Bon Appetit' Redesigns Print Magazine, Adds Elements From Digital
- Slate's Podcast Revenues Forecast To Comprise 35% Of Business
- Penske Creates 'Rolling Stone' For New Generation
- Trump Sued For Retaliating Against Media Companies
- Facebook Adds Policies To Fight Voter Suppression
- Magna Revises Programmatic Ad Forecast Slightly Upward
- Data Behind Where Web Searches Originate
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 16, 2018
- 'Nat Geo' Partners With American Express, National Trust For Historic Preservation
- 'Fast Company' Redesigns Print Magazine, Expands Illustrations, Infographics
- Morning Consult Launches New Entertainment, Sports Verticals
- Dotdash's 'TripSavvy' Launches Awards For Favorite Destinations, Restaurants, Hotels
- Product Is The New Content
- 'The Wall Street Journal': A Data-Driven Customer-Focused Growth Story
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Oct. 15, 2018
- Poll Shows Free Trial Best Way To Convert Visitors To Subscribers
- CNN Publishes Home Page Version For Hurricane Areas
- 'Chicago Sun-Times' To Redesign Site, Join Vox Media's Ad Marketplace
- Magazine Readership Rises On Mobile, Dips In Print
- News Corp. Completes Acquisition Of OpCity
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Oct. 12, 2018
- 'The Boston Globe' Site Hits 100,000 Subscribers
- New York Magazine Combines Sections To Produce 'Intelligencer' Site
- Newsweek Media Group Splits into Separate Companies: Newsweek, IBT Media
- Zuora, Amazon Pay Partner To Expand Subscription Billing, Launches With 'Seattle Times,' 'Telegraph'
- Publishers Can Stop Malvertising
- F&P Adds New York Times Vet For Distribution Role
- 'Belingcat' Shows Power Of Citizen Journalism By Unmasking GRU Agents
- Snap Debuts Originals, Daily Episodic Shows
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Oct. 11, 2018
- 'Redbook' to End Print Edition in 2019, Hearst Overhauls Top Editors
- 'Guardian Weekly' Relaunched, Creates 2 Local Editions
- Lindsay Peoples Wagner Named EIC, 'Teen Vogue'
- Earthbound Brands Teams With 'Men's Health,' 'Women's Health' To Create Products
- Newsletter Cheat Sheet: How To Get Them Opened And Read
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 10, 2018
- 'Forbes' Tries Blockchain, Partners With Civil
- 'The Hustle' Hits 1 Million Email Subscribers, Touts Profitability
- Hearst Launches Oprahmag.com, Combines Print Mag With Digital Extras
- Dotdash Spends $45 Million To Transition From About.com
- Discovery Launches Digital Studios Group
- Email With Heart: Consumers Demand Empathy From Brands
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 9, 2018
- 'New York Time's Metro Section To Focus on Digital, Offers Buyouts
- Metrosource Publishes Guide For WorldPride 2019
- Meredith Close To Selling 3 Magazines: 'Money,' 'Fortune,' 'Sports Illustrated'
- 'New York Times' Expands Boston Bureau
- Google To Shut Down Google+ Following Security Lapse
- Digital Media Content Consumption Posts 15% Gain
- 43% Of Mobile Video Apps Abandoned After One Month
- Third-Party Data Cull Began Long Before Regulation
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Oct. 8, 2018
- 'Tastemade' Partners With Subway To Offer New Advertising Options
- Correction: iHeartMedia To Invest $10M In 'High Times'
- 'Travel + Leisure' Editor In Chief Nathan Lump To Step Down
- Digital First Media Announces More Layoffs At 'Boston Herald'
- New York Times' New Podcast Features 3 Hosts With Opposing Political Opinions
- Boris On GBP275k A Year For 'Telegraph' Column
- Twitter Remains Riddled With Fake News
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Oct. 5, 2018
- iHeartMedia To Invest $10 Million In 'High Times'
- Bloomberg Pushes Initiative To Increase Women Sources
- Essence Expands C-Suite Roles, Anticipates Growth
- CNN Business Redesigns, Consolidates Coverage
- Gen Z 'More Receptive' To Advertising Than Older Generations
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Oct. 4, 2018
- Hearst: Future Of Print Is Digital
- Nuveen Sponsors Forbes 400, Ranks Wealthiest Philathropists
- Pride Media Creates Vizible, Full-Service Agency
- Breitbart, InfoWars Banned As Wikipedia Sources
- Sinclair Mulls Deal To Buy Fox's Regional Sports Channels
- Alex Jones Sues PayPal Over Ban, Seeks Reinstatement
