Publishers Daily Editions for January 2021
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Jan. 29, 2021
- Will Barstool Sports Founder's Demand For Justice Be Heard?
- 'New York Times' Names Editor To Guide Audio Unit After 'Caliphate' Flap
- Conde Nast Plans To Open 'Allure' Store In New York City
- Zuckerberg Claims Facebook Will Reduce Political Content Volume, 'Turn Down The Temperature'
- Walmart Sets Sights On Building A Top-10 Advertising Platform, Rebrands Media Business
- Facebook Oversight Board's First 5 Rulings Don't Include A Call On Trump Ban
- Social Media-Related Entertainment, Sports Records Lower Q4 Engagement
- Facebook's Decisions To Remove Content Are Overruled By Oversight Board
- How Change Has Become The New Digital Normal
- Marketers, Take Advantage Of The Podcast Boom
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Jan. 28, 2021
- Publishers Have Little To Fear From Twitter's Entry Into Newsletters
- 'Washington Post' Editor Marty Baron Will Retire Next Month
- 'Boston Globe' Union Attacks Management For Trump Ties
- 'People Royals' Magazine To Reign Quarterly
- Preserve Section 230, Watchdogs Urge Biden
- Viewable Ad Net Expands Into Platform, Offers Publishing Industry Its Own 'VaaS' Model
- Google Details What Apple's App-Tracking Transparency Policy Means For Advertisers
- Microsoft Advertising Quietly Introduces Multimedia Ad Unit In Search
- CBS Sells Out Super Bowl Ad Time
- Doctoring Doom
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Jan. 27, 2021
- Publishers Must Remain Vigilant Toward Google's Cookie Substitute
- 'Rolling Stone' Launches Blogger Network For Paying 'Thought Leaders'
- 'NYT Book Review' Turns 125, Showcases Legendary Writers
- Twitter's Revue Purchase Will Fuel Email Newsletters
- Twitter Unveils Crowd-Annotation Pilot To Fact-Check Questionable Tweets
- Google Starting To Meet Consumer Demand For Organic Search
- North Dakota's Proposed Opt-In Privacy Law Needs Overhaul, Ad Industry Argues
- COMvergence Reports Smaller And Fewer Marcom M&A Deals in 2020
- Pinterest Makes Bets On Augmented Reality
- Google Claims New Ad Techniques Are Almost As Good As Cookies
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021
- Twitter Needs A 'Check Yourself' Warning For Journalists
- Taboola Aims For $2.6 Billion Valuation With SPAC Deal
- Former 'WSJ.Magazine' Publisher Bahrenburg To Lead 'Robb Report' Luxury Sales
- 'Texas Monthly' Names Librio VP, Custom Publishing
- NBCU, Twitter Expand Advertising, Content Deal Globally
- New Platform Brings Email, Other Channels Together For Consumers: Report
- Agency Leaders Discuss Mission Critical Challenges, Opportunities For 2021
- Court Won't Revive Journalist's Lawsuit Against Twitter
- President Biden Assails TV Lies Told For 'Power And Profit'
- When Voters Become Fans Instead Of Citizens
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Jan. 25, 2021
- Australians Can Learn To Live Without Google And Its Empty Threat
- 'Time' Plans Decade-Long Project For Post-COVID Future
- 'Allrecipes' Promotes Nichole Aksamit To Editor In Chief
- Facebook Refers Trump Ban To Its Oversight Board
- Blacklists, Whitelists: Where Can You Advertise Anymore?
- Report Reveals Magnitude Of Google's Economic Impact To Business And Consumers
- Supreme Court Urged To Preserve Ruling Against Trump Over Twitter Blocks
- Media Stocks Love Joe Biden. Will He Love Them Back?
- Publishers Daily - Friday, Jan. 22, 2021
- Magazine Covers Still Have Power To Capture History Being Made
- Union Workers At 'New Yorker' Stage Walkout Over Pay Dispute
- G/O Media Plans To Add 30 Employees While Diversifying Workforce
- Amazon Doesn't Have To Host Parler, Judge Rules
- AI Sways Judgment On Breaking News, Misinformation, Study Suggests
- 2020 Was Banner Year For Mobile App Downloads, Too
- Data Breaches Are Becoming More Sophisticated: Report
- Whither The Lincoln Project Now That Trump Is Gone?
- States That Want To Secede: Don't Let Door Hit You On Way Out
- Campaign Addresses Climate Change Deniers
- The Top Email Marketing Trends Of 2021
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, Jan. 21, 2021
- Consumers Spend Less Time With Ad-Supported Media, Publishers Will Feel Impact
- Billionaire Joe Ricketts Plans To Start National News Outlet
- Local Media Group Teams With Mather On Subscription Services
- 'Pittsburgh Post-Gazette' To Cut Friday Print Edition, Pursues Digital-Only Goal
- Fox Digital Layoffs Include Exec Involved In Calling Arizona For Biden
- Saturday Morning Seeks To Expand Beyond Advertising
- Battle Over Trump's Twitter Blocks Could Still Reach Supreme Court
- The Most-Clicked Phishing Subject Lines: Analysis
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, Jan. 20, 2021
- Supreme Court Must Repeal Newspaper-Broadcast Ownership Ban
- 'Forbes' Expands Paid Newsletter Platform For 'Journalist Entrepreneurs'
- Ebony Publisher Names Michele Ghee CEO
- Facebook Upgraded To 'Outperform' Despite Apple's Moves And Antitrust Headwinds
- Time Spent With Ad-Supported Media Hits All-Time Low, Despite Gains In Total Media Use
- Survey: 46% Of SMBs Believe Recovery Will Start In June
- Ad Campaign Censored By Facebook Algorithm
- Netflix Adds 8.5 Million Subscribers, Cash-Flow Positive in 2021
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, Jan. 19, 2021
- Email Underpins Publisher Efforts To Collect First-Party Data
- Gannett Sets Goal For 10 Million Paid Digital Subscriptions
- Report: Apple Plans Podcasting Subscription Service
- Rep. Boebert Sued For Violating 1st Amendment By Blocking Critic On Twitter
- National CineMedia Strikes 'Noovie' Deal With Place-Based Captivate
- Power Digital Acquires Social Method
- More Than $80B Spent In FCC Auction, Wireless Providers Recalculate
- Free Local Broadcast Streaming Portal Locast Now Has 2.3M Registered Users, 26 Markets
- Publishers Daily - Monday, Jan. 18, 2021
- 'Axios' Shows How Publishers Are Testing New Revenue Sources
- 'Medium' Buys Social Ebook Platform Glose
- Group Nine's SPAC Kicks Off Public Trading
- 'Billboard' Taps Julian Holguin As President
- Pandemic-Affected Global Theatrical Movies Drops 72% To $12.2 Billion
- CES Generated Net Positive Social Buzz, Samsung Was The Dominant Brand
- Mailchimp Blocks Pro-Gun Lobby Group's Email: Report
- On The Culpability Of Social Media
