Publishers Daily Editions for May 2021
- Publishers Daily - Friday, May 28, 2021
- John Oliver's Sponsored Content Stunt Should Resonate With Publishers
- 'Florida Times-Union' Names Marcia Pledger As First Woman And First Black Opinion Editor
- Study: Newspapers Should Focus On B2B Subscribers
- 'Washington Post' Hires Will Oremus As A Technology Writer
- Florida Sued Over New Law Prohibiting Social Media Platforms From Banning Politicians
- Google Promises Not To Build A Privacy 'Backdoor'
- Students, Alumni Sign Newspaper Spread Demanding Tenure For Hannah-Jones
- Pinterest Aims To Shed Image As Just A Food Photo Site With New Campaign
- Redbox Inks Content Deal With Crackle
- Facebook Ends Ban On Covid-19 Posts Asserting Virus Man-Made
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, May 27, 2021
- New York's Privacy Bill Is Too Onerous For Publishers
- 'Philadelphia Inquirer' Changes Some Journalistic Practices To Become An 'Anti-Racist' Paper
- Outdoor Brand REI Launches Unit To Produce Content To Support Climate, Inclusion
- Amazon Inks Proposed $8.45 Billion Deal For MGM, Bolsters Amazon Studios
- Local Publisher Says She Lost Ad Revenue Over Development Position
- It's The News Brand, Not Its Content, Stupid
- Alden Offers Buyouts To Tribune Newsroom Staffers
- Facebook, Instagram Will Allow Posters To Hide The Number Of 'Likes'
- Digital Analytics Firm Contentsquare Snares $500 Million In Series E Funding
- Social Media Platforms Open The Kimono On Content Violations
- Amazon's Ad Revenue Now 2.4X Twitter, Snap, Roku, Pinterest Combined
- The Best Content Used To Be Free
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, May 26, 2021
- AP Reviews Social-Media Policy After Controversial Firing
- Tribune Publishing Sale To Alden Is Completed
- 'The Economist' Rolls Out Its First Online Course
- In Email We Trust: Gen Z, Millennials Are Primed For Relevant Newsletters
- To Be Competitive, Discovery-Time Warner Must Up Content Investment
- Machine-Learning Automation For Creative Comes To SMBs, Ecommerce
- Havas Finds Growing Consumer 'Cynicism,' Only 25% Of Brands Even Matter
- TV Upfront Recovery: 2021-22 Forecast To Rise 7.6% To $19.9B
- Google's New Partnership With Shopify Is 'Pivotal'
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, May 25, 2021
- How Can Publishers Meet Demand For Ad Flexibility Amid Trending Topics?
- Fears Abound That Alden Will Gut Tribune Publishing Newsrooms
- 'Time' Revamps Editorial Management
- YouTube Nudges Channels To Become Partners, Serves Ads Without Sharing Profits
- Facebook Explains Ad Review Process
- Zenith: Global Alcohol Ad Spend Will Rise 5.3% In 2021
- Florida Prohibits Social Media Platforms From Banning Political Candidates
- Olympics Could Once Again Be In Jeopardy
- How To Elevate Your B2B Marketing Performance
- Publishers Daily - Monday, May 24, 2021
- Chicago Mayor Ignites Controversy With Ban On White Reporters
- Tribune Shareholders Approve Alden Purchase Bid
- Newspaper Layoffs Grew In 2020
- Report: Axel Springer In Talks To Buy 'Axios'
- Analyst Floats ViacomCBS As Possible Takeover Target
- Consuming A More Balanced Media Diet
- Ad-To-Store Measurement Platform Launches For Amazon
- Video Streaming Ad Spend Doubles YOY
- Opt-In Privacy Bill Advances In New York
- Publishers Daily - Friday, May 21, 2021
- Attitudes On 'Cancel Culture' Reflect Political Bent
- 'Consumer Reports,' Advocacy Groups Launch Dark Pattern Tip Line
- Meredith, Snapchat To Launch Scan Initiative For 'Allrecipes'
- Cover Story: If You Don't Buy This Maskgazine, COVID May Not Kill You
- U.S. Ad Recovery Continues To Soar, Surges 52% In April
- More Media Merger Chatter After Discovery-WarnerMedia News
- 5 Search Trends That Are Here To Stay
- Pay TV Business Slightly Trims Net Loss In Subscribers
- Publishers Daily - Thursday, May 20, 2021
- 'Boston Globe' Enlists Nielsen For Audience Diversity Study
- Metro Corp. Publishing Names Kirk Davis As CEO
- Bloomberg Media, iHeartMedia Partner On Podcasts
- California City Ends Lawsuit Against Bloggers For Publishing Police Records
- Netflix In Push to Expand Podcasting
- Google, Shopify Expand Partnership, Sellers Feature Products In More Places
- One Club Launches A Stop-The-Hate Campaign
- GroupM: In A 'Transformed World,' Ecommerce Approaches 20% Of All Retail Sales
- Cancel 'Red, White & Blog,' Please!
- Publishers Daily - Wednesday, May 19, 2021
- Is Boom In Crypto News Coverage Sustainable?
- Piano Raises $88M, Uses Funds To Enhance Analytics, Data Offerings
- Chicago Tribune Names 2 Food Critics To Replace Phil Vettel
- 'Washington Post' Transit Report Features Spatial Imagery, 5G Technology
- Haystack News Adds Cheddar News To Live Content Lineup
- Amazon In Talks To Acquire MGM
- Facebook Seeks Boost From Google's Antitrust Victory
- Coalition Calls On Advertisers To Boycott Fox News Upfront
- Google Pushes Boundaries Of AI For Search
- Social Users Demand Relevance In Advertising, Study Finds
- Media: The Midpoint Of The Stories That Connect Us
- Publishers Daily - Tuesday, May 18, 2021
- Tribune Publishing Staffers Protest Takeover By Hedge Fund
- Knight Pledges $3 Million To Help Local News Harness AI
- Conde Nast, Verizon Media Expand Content Delivery Partnership
- 'Vice News' Taps Learmonth As Editor In Chief
- Overlays Can Help Journalists Avoid Amplifying Misinformation
- Twitter Working On Tiered Subscription Service
- WarnerMedia-Discovery Merger Analysis: Streaming ls Crucial, Linear TV Counts Too
- Google Defeats Advertisers' Antitrust Claims -- For Now
- What Advertisers Get Wrong When Marketing To Asian-Americans
- Cloud Platform Calix Forms Mailchimp Integration To Help Broadband Service Providers
- Biden Backtracks On Section 230
- Publishers Daily - Monday, May 17, 2021
- How Will Retailer Media Networks Affect Publishers?
- Legislators Reintroduced Future Of Local News Act
- Study: Newspaper Print Design Is Misapplied To Digital
- Biden Revokes Trump Order Targeting Social Media
- Radio Ad Dollars In 2021 Projected To Rise To $11.7 Billion
- Roku To Release Some Quibi Shows On May 20
- New York Lawmaker Introduces Broad Privacy Bill
- Privacy Nerves: Most Consumers Won't Share Anything About Themselves
- Washington Lifts Curbs On City-Owned Broadband Networks
