Publishers Daily Editions for October 2020
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Oct. 15, 2020
- Insider Bid For 'Morning Brew' Shows Power Of Email Inbox
- 'Well+Good' Sees 300% Video, Subscriber Growth
- McClatchy Taps Jeffrey Dorsey To Drive Digital Transformation
- Stock Video Platform Storyblocks Pledges More Images Of Diverse Population
- Flexibility Cited As Key Attribute To Programmatic OOH
- Google Analytics Redesign Significantly Improves Measurement For Advertisers
- Social Media Companies' Protections Face Continued Attack
- Virtual Meetings As Marketing Tools
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 14, 2020
- War On Freelance Journalists Is Getting Worse
- 'Curbed' Relaunches As Part Of 'New York' Magazine
- 'Bon Appetit' Adds Chefs To YouTube Channel, Builds New Brand Vision
- NBC News, ProPublica Invest In Regional Coverage
- Twitter Poised To Benefit From U.S. Brand Advertising Resurgence: Analyst
- U.S. Election Pollsters: Keep An Eye On Florida
- Study Reveals 'Willingness' Among Americans To Share Various Personal Data For Addressable Ads
- U.S. Is Home To 25% Of World's BEC Cyber Criminals: Report
- Mailchimp Launches Online Community For Freelance Workers
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 13, 2020
- Publishers Should Focus On Key Pandemic Topics As Readers Lose Interest
- 'The Economist' Launches Digital Ad Campaign Focused On U.S. Elections
- 'Philadelphia Inquirer' To Close Printing Plant, 500 Staffers Laid Off
- NowThis Announces Event Franchise, Group Nine Hires GM, Multicultural Brand Partnerships
- Customer Data Platforms Take On Bigger Role As Cookies Disappear, Privacy Compliance Tightens
- Facebook High On Consumer List For Spying On Users
- The Science Of Presidential Emails
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Oct. 12, 2020
- 'Boston Globe' Names Peggy Byrd CMO, 'Harper's Bazaar' Adds 3 To Edit Team
- Will 'The New York Times' Allay Marketer Fears About Hot-Button Issues?
- 'Romper' Names Elizabeth Angell Editorial Director
- Wanted, To Protect Democracy: Good Journalism
- Twitter Moves To Curb Political Disinformation
- Facebook Raking In Political Ads Amid Rivals' Crackdowns: Report
- Wall Street Bullish On Ad Rebound, Especially Digital
- Email Metrics Rise During The COVID-19 Pandemic
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Oct. 9, 2020
- Job Cuts At 'Pop-Up' Underscore Perils Of Patronage
- 'Allure' To Debut 'The Science of Beauty' Podcast
- Hearst Magazines Highlights Food Trends Amid Pandemic
- Weeklys Buys 'Press Banner,' Enlarges Its Newspaper Stable
- 'Men's Health,' 'Women's Health' Partner In Virtual Race To Raise Hunger Awareness
- Judge Refuses To Dismiss Arizona Suit Against Google Over Location Privacy
- Anti-Trump Negative Ads Resume With A Vengeance
- The Flies Have It: 2020 Veep Debate Soars 56% Over 2016
- It's Time For Ecommerce Firms To Invest In Content
- Instagram Campaign Shows Business Impact Of Influencer Marketing
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Oct. 8, 2020
- Was Quartz's Subscription Strategy A Mistake?
- 'The Cut' EIC Stella Bugbee Steps Down, Matt Turner Upped To 'Business Insider' Co-EIC
- Bloomberg Media Launches Ad Campaign To Promote Digital Subscriptions
- Facebook Finally Moves To Squelch QAnon, As Danger Is Magnified
- Watchdogs Urge Apple To Implement Anti-Tracking Feature Immediately
- Privacy Advocates Unveil CCPA Do-Not-Sell Tool
- AppsFlyer Launches Linking Tool On Salesforce AppExchange
- Google Set To Strike A Deal With French Government On News
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2020
- Bonnier's Sale Of 7 Magazines Hastens Their Digital Evolution
- 'Fortune' Editor Adam Lashinsky Steps Down After Nearly 20 Years
- Group Nine Launches Performance-Marketing Solution For D2C Brands
- Malicious Cloned Sites, Malvertising Put Publishers, Advertisers, Consumers At Risk
- Facebook, Amazon, Alphabet, Apple Have Monopoly Power, Democrats Recommend Changes
- Developing Audio Strategy Is Critical For Brands Today
- Voting Effort Targets Gen Z In Swing State
- Triblio Offers New Tool For Automating ABM Campaigns
- Trump Renews Call To Repeal Platforms' Protections
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2020
- Springer Nature May Miss Out On 2020 IPO Boom
- 'LAT' Exec Editor Norm Pearlstine Steps Down
- Surfer Magazine Shutters, EIC Says It Ended On 'A High Note'
- Political Email Campaigns Use 'Devious' Fundraising Tactics, Princeton Study Finds
- Report Projects 2020 Media Price Deflation: -0.9% Worldwide; -3.4% In The U.S.
- Social Platforms Ban Death Wishes Against Trump; 'The Squad' Nails Twitter For Hypocrisy
- FCC Preps Order Affirming Net Neutrality Repeal
- Voting Effort Targets Gen Z In Swing State
- Marketing To Asian Identity, Not Assumptions
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Oct. 5, 2020
- Google's $1 Billion Pledge To Publishers Merits Caution
- Vice Taps Nadja Bellan-White As Global CMO
- 'GQ' Teams With NBA Star On First Guest-Curated Product Box
- White House Loses Bid For New Hearing Over Reporter's Press Pass
- Judge Authorizes Appeal In PEN America's First Amendment Fight With Trump
- Publishers Concerned About Exclusivity In Search With Google News Showcase
- Political Ad $ Approaching $11 Billion, Majority Democratic
- PoliteMail Upgrades Its Internal Email Tools
- Campaign Uses AI In Poignant Appeal To Get Out The Vote
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Oct. 2, 2020
- 'Axios' Forecast For 30% Revenue Growth Highlights Winning Formula
- Google To Invest $1 Billion In Publishers, Introduces News Showcase Product
- Food52 Launches OTT Channel, Podcast Network
- Rebuild Local News Proposes A Public-Private Plan To Save Local Newspapers
- Facebook Bans Ads Seeking To Delegitimize Election, Removes Anti-Immigrant Trump Ads
- New Editor At The Advocate Will Highlight Brand and Agency Diversity Programs
- Google Shares Exclusive Data On B2B Buyers' Emotional State, Spending Habits During COVID-19
- White House Loses Bid For New Hearing Over Reporter's Press Pass
- Google Third-Party Verification Launches With Integral Ad Science, HP As Beta Customer
