Amid the recent wave of media layoffs, here are some of the ways newsroom unions are intervening.

Click through to read this package which explores what the industry is geared up for in 2023, including which social channels marketers will put dollars toward, how data will play a role in their planning, leadership’s efforts to diversify their organizations and what the economic situation means for all decision making.
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The economy will plague both the media and marketing industries in 2023, but the hit will be uneven between publishers and agencies.
The economy will plague both the media and marketing industries in 2023, but the hit will be uneven between publishers and agencies.
- Despite Q1’s slow start, publishers are bullish about events revenue for 2023
- Media Briefing: The case for and against monthly and annual subscriptions in the battle for retention
- Digiday+ Research: The economy will hit the media and marketing industries this year, but differently
- Podcast ad buyers have yet to see a slowdown
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WTF is the global privacy control?
Although Do Not Track failed as an effort to make it easier for people to opt out of being tracked and targeted online, its spirit lives on...
- Why one agency is drawing inspiration from Jesus and avocados for Super Bowl marketing
- Google-Meta duopoly continues to creak in their ‘heightened maturity’ as Amazon, Apple ascend
- How Amazon is leveraging AWS to accelerate its courtship of Madison Avenue
- Why advertisers are still making space for experimental budgets even with economic uncertainty
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Future of TV Briefing: Where YouTube Shorts stands among advertisers on eve of creator monetization program’s launch
This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at the state of advertisers' adoption of YouTube Shorts as the platform prepares to share ad revenue...
- Why TheSoul Publishing’s Victor Potrel isn’t overthinking how YouTube Shorts will share ad revenue with creators and publishers
- Future of TV Briefing: Streaming ad sellers need supplementary inventory sources
- Why entertainment expert Eunice Shin is watching streamers’ subscriber churn rates
- How YouTube is calculating creators’ ad-revenue shares for Shorts

The market size and spending power of American shoppers are tempting for several brands hoping to scale their business. For Dog by Dr Lisa, the sheer size of the pet market and the desire to become a global brand were some of the factors that attracted the brand to the country.

The market size and spending power of American shoppers are tempting for several brands hoping to scale their business. For Dog by Dr Lisa, the sheer size of the pet market and the desire to become a global brand were some of the factors that attracted the brand to the country.

The company's retail sales are continuing to decline, and its factory production is dropping, as well. Canada Goose had been hoping China would be a saving grace for its bottom line as the U.S. economic situation worsened, but disruptions from Covid-19 starting in December have made China a difficult market, as well.

The company's retail sales are continuing to decline, and its factory production is dropping, as well. Canada Goose had been hoping China would be a saving grace for its bottom line as the U.S. economic situation worsened, but disruptions from Covid-19 starting in December have made China a difficult market, as well.

With generative AI advanced enough to produce eerily-human text responses, and other related foundational models now able to create music, art, and code, is it time to turn the page on traditional education? The post WTF is learning quotient – and why it matters now appeared first on WorkLife.

With generative AI advanced enough to produce eerily-human text responses, and other related foundational models now able to create music, art, and code, is it time to turn the page on traditional education? The post WTF is learning quotient – and why it matters now appeared first on WorkLife.