Media industry leaders are gathered at the Digiday Publishing Summit Wednesday through Friday to discuss the issues that are reshaping their industry. Just because you’re not on hand doesn’t mean you have to miss out. We will be live streaming today from Vail, Colorado, starting at 11 a.m. ET.
Speaking today is Jimmy Jellinek, chief content officer and editorial director at Playboy, who will be talking about rebuilding the brand for the digital era. And later, Lisa Stone, chief community officer at SheKnows and Mark Coatney, svp-digital at Al Jazeera, are going to discuss how publishers are creatively using platforms.
Tune in and learn up:
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SponsoredHow advertisers are leveraging omnichannel attribution and measurement to power CTV
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New app launches through Apple hoping to win with ‘zero-party data’ when others haven’t
Caden's new app lets users connect data from their Uber, Amazon, Netflix and other accounts in exchange for money. Will it take off?
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‘The next level for us’: The New York Times eyes better retention for games in subscription drive
The games division is focusing on finding new ways to mine the inherent competitive nature of games like encouraging people to play multiple games in a single session or through new achievements and rewards for progression.
