Publishers Daily Editions for April 2021
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, April 15, 2021
- Google's 'Project Bernanke' Should Sow More Publisher Distrust
- Battle For Tribune Publishing Takes On A Political Cast
- 'Now This,' TikTok Partner On Weekly COVID-19 Series
- Brands Expect To Spend More On Marketing This Year: Study
- Few Older Americans Trust Social Media Advertising
- Biden Administration Still Weighing TikTok And WeChat Bans
- Study Finds Ad Execs Believe CTV Benefitted From Pandemic, Now More Effective Than Linear TV
- Netflix Boasts Best Monthly Churn Rate, Disney+ Comes In Second
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, April 14, 2021
- 'WSJ' Editors Suggest Coverage To Reach More Diverse Audiences
- Reuters Names Alessandra Galloni As Editor-in-Chief
- 'Time' Magazine Accepts Bitcoin, Plans Crypto Video Series
- Lee Enterprise To Cut Staff, Sell Real Estate At Virginia Paper
- Contextual Ad Developer GumGum Reaps $75 Million Investment From Goldman Sachs
- GroupM: China Now Accounts For 5% Of World's Biggest Marketers, But Tensions Abound
- Would Biden's Infrastructure-Broadband Plan Impact A DirecTV/Dish Merger?
- YouTube TV Tries Discounted Offers
- New Attribution Tool Is Based On First-Party Data
- Hasbro To Market $700 Robotic 'Transformers' Toys
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, April 13, 2021
- Vox Media Buys Podcast Company Cafe Studios, Drawn By Strong Ad Business
- 'Wall Street Journal' Internal Report Highlights Battle Of Conversions, Churn
- Gawker Is Returning With Leah Finnegan As Editor
- Media Firm Bonnier Launches A Diversity Service
- Cannes Lions Unveils Jurors, Women Now The Majority
- Facebook Says BrandTotal Not Entitled To Gather Ad-Related Data
- Brand Bonding: Most Consumers Remain Loyal During The Pandemic
- U.S. Now Has More Streaming Subscriptions Than People: Report
- German Newspaper 'Bild' To Launch A TV Channel
- Publishers Daily - Monday, April 12, 2021
- Top 10 Newspapers See Print Circ Fall By Double Digits During The Pandemic
- Conde Nast's Renewed Internship Program Is Another Sign Of Returning To Normalcy
- Illinois Publisher Better Newspapers Buys 2 Local Papers
- The Weekly 'Forward' Newsletter Renamed 'Looking Forward'
- Update On the Battle To Buy Tribune Publishing
- Texas AG Violates First Amendment By Blocking Critics On Twitter, Group Says
- Marketing/Media M&As Begin Bouncing Back
- Twitter's Video Ad Platform Targets TV Dollars By Adding Nielsen Cross-Media Solutions
- Facebook, LinkedIn Job Ad Algorithms Studied For Gender Bias
- Gen Z Desires Big-City Life And Jobs That Make A Difference, Study Finds
- Publishers Daily - Friday, April 9, 2021
- '60 Minutes,' Newspapers Fail To Prove DeSantis 'Pay To Play'
- Edit Hires Announced At 'San Francisco Examiner,' 'New York Times' And 'Berkeleyside'
- Kalmbach Launches Railroading Membership 'Portal'
- Facebook Paying People For Information That Feeds AI Algorithms To Prevent Bias
- Deepfakes A Growing Cyberthreat Concern
- YouTube Urges Judge To Throw Out QAnon Lawsuit Over Video Takedowns
- Advertisers Say Podcasts Of Growing Importance, Though Measurement Problematic
- Sexism In Advertising Is (Still) Not So Sneaky
- TBWA\Chiat\Day LA Leads Effort To Curb Vaccine Skepticism Within BPOC Community
- GDPR Is A Privacy Recipe For The World
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, April 8, 2021
- Tribune Breakup Would Reverse Years Of Consolidation
- 'Teen Vogue' Names Danielle Kwateng As Executive Editor
- Washington Post's Digital Platform Rebrands As Arc XP
- Social Media Is Ubiquitous, Younger Demos More Active On Instagram, Snapchat
- Yelp Introduces Searchable Asian-Owned Business Feature To Promote Love
- Broadband Industry Urges Appeals Court To Block California Net Neutrality Rules
- Pandemic, What Pandemic: Internet Ad Spending Surged 12.2% To $139.8B In 2020
- Yahoo Answers Is Shutting Down After 16 Years
- The Buzz On B2B: Email Is Tops For Both Acquisition And Retention
- Will Social Media Paywalls Be Common In The Future?
- Google Adds Animations To Gmail For Android Swipe Actions
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, April 7, 2021
- UK's 'Telegraph' Adds Newsroom Jobs As Subscriptions Grow 39%
- 'Forbes' To Auction Winklevoss Cover As An NFT
- B2B Content Marketers Get Higher Salaries, Bonuses Than B2C
- Justice Department Warns About Fake Post-Vaccine Survey Scams
- Scripps OTT Newsy Now An Over-The-Air TV Platform
- Media Researchers: Politics Ruins Everything, Including Media Research
- Ads From Website Developer Wix Play On Hacking Fears
- How Killi Unveil Makes Data Accessible To 320M Americans
- Social Media Reflects Rights Vs. Obligations Split
- ACLU Shares Data With Facebook: Report
- Topps Goes Public, With Valuation A Cool $1.3B
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, April 6, 2021
- Bidding War For Tribune Framed As Moral Choice
- Bainum, Wyss Outbid Alden For Tribune Publishing
- Lee Enterprise Outlines Digital Growth Strategy, Expands Video
- Supreme Court Won't Revive Right-Wing Activists' Lawsuit Against Tech Platforms
- Instagram For Kids Raises 'Serious Concerns,' Lawmakers Say
- Horizon Media Develops PSA To Fight Asian Hate
- Tegna Starts Twist, Lifestyle Local Digital-Based TV Network
- Institute For Advertising Ethics President Says Industry Needs Standards, Guidelines
- Facebook Unveils New Ad Units Tailored For Streamers
- In Favor Of Cancel Culture
- Facebook Breach Exposes Data On 553 Million Users
- Publishers Daily - Monday, April 5, 2021
- High Court Wisely Upholds FCC Rules On Media Cross-Ownership
- Tiny News Collective Receives Investment From Google News Initiative
- 'Editor & Publisher' Plays April Fool's Joke On Readers
- Hat In Hand, Lincoln Project Says Upcoming Midterms 'Most Consequential' Ever
- Facebook Explores Ranking Some Key Content Categories Differently
- 49% Of Americans View Brand Activism Positively, But Just A Third Think It Will Drive Real Change
- Google Presses Judge To Throw Out Larceny Claim In Chrome Privacy Battle
- GM Commits To Spending 4% Of Ad Budget With Black-Owned Media
- France's New Lockdown Puts Another Wrench In The Works For This Year's Lions Festival
- Publishers Daily - Friday, April 2, 2021
- Biden's Infrastructure Plan May Be Problematic For Publishers
- States Newsroom Debuts 21st Local Outlet: 'Idaho Capital Sun'
- Drew Barrymore To Launch Quarterly Lifestyle Magazine In June
- OkayMedia Names Isha Sesay CEO, Focuses On Black Culture
- Court Upholds FCC's Loosening Of Media Cross-Ownership Rules
- Facebook: Trump Can't Use Daughter-In-Law's Account To Circumvent Ban
- New Facebook Filter Gives Users, Including Brands, More Control Of News Feed
- Pinterest Launches Its First B2B Ad Campaign
- Facebook Prevails In Robotexting Battle
- Patti Smith Starts An Email Newsletter
