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Where We Were Last year started off with publishers in a quandary about how to maintain their programmatic advertising businesses beyond 2022, when Google would end its support of third-party cookies in its Chrome browser. But by March, as a pandemic hit, publishers had to deal with the fallout, including a volatile ad market, adverse ..
Susan Smith Richardson has been named deputy editor for diversity, equity and inclusion at the Guardian US, the latest publication to add DEI coverage to its masthead. The position will involve developing coverage on “race and identity, power and inequality,” as well as bringing diversity and inclusion to editorial sourcing, audience and recruitment, according to ..
On first look, it may seem odd that one of the largest timeshare operators in the country is now the owner of Travel + Leisure, a glossy tome dedicated to luxury travel. But for Wyndham Destinations, which announced the $100 million purchase of the publication—the only monthly travel magazine still printing in the U.S.—this week, ..
In a first for publishers, Vice Media started an OnlyFans channel for Munchies, its food vertical, charging fans $4.99 monthly to access exclusive weekly videos. Vice is no stranger to pushing boundaries. After all, its name is a gesture toward the edgy and uncouth aspects of life: sex, drugs, rock ’n’ roll and the rest. ..
With its new opinion section, business and tech publisher The Information is offering something else: perspective. For this task, the company hired former Wall Street Journal reporter Kevin Delaney, better known as the co-founder and former editor of digital-first business publication Quartz. Delaney is promising to use the new vertical—which published its debut opinions earlier ..
Back in March, when Covid-19 was on the horizon but the lasting effects still unknown, current affairs publisher The Week went ahead with the U.S. launch of its title, The Week Junior, aimed at kids aged eight to 14-years-old. “The key decision was ‘do we continue or do we stop?’” CEO of The Week Kerin ..
Almost five years ago now, The Athletic launched with the goal of disrupting the world of sports coverage. At that point, fans and experts alike had watched legacy sports publications fall into the trap of chasing digital ad revenue to account for the loss of print subscriptions as consumer habits changed. But as the magazines ..
Magazine publisher Meredith has appointed Catherine Levene as its new president, replacing Jon Werther who left the corporation in 2019. In her new role, Levene will oversee all National Media Group activities from Meredith Magazines to Meredith Consumer Product, and report to CEO Tom Harty, who describes Levene as “relentless in pursuing the best experiences” ..
The Financial Times is selling its subscription-building prowess to publishers and other companies. These efforts have turned into a multimillion-dollar business after its first year. Called FT Strategies, the separate business division has autonomy from the Financial Times. Still, it has access to decades-worth of expertise in building reader-revenue, drawing on the experts who figure ..