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Garett Sloane

Senior Reporter, Platforms

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    Inside The Washington Post’s internal agency and its growing ambitions

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    The mixed, early impact publishers are seeing from Facebook Instant Articles

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    What advertisers think about Facebook’s alleged anti-conservative bias

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    Snapchat wants a $40 CPM for new video ads

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    Imgur to advertisers: We speak fluent geek

    By Garett Sloane
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    Tumblr’s back selling its own ads with a 75-person sales team

    By Garett Sloane
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    Should Facebook worry about people sharing less?

    By Garett Sloane
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    In a platform power play, publishers see Facebook turning LiveRail into an ad network

    By Garett Sloane
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    Twitter and Facebook want publishers and brands to stop promoting their Snapchat accounts

    By Garett Sloane
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