This Week on Digiday+
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Digiday Research: 63 percent of publishers get most of their video revenue from ads
Only 17 percent of the publishers surveyed by Digiday said the majority of their video revenue came from content licensing.
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Digiday Research: As companies mull cutting vendors, over 50 percent employ CDPs
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Digiday Research: Where publishers get their video revenues
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The Rundown: Is AT&T serious about ads?
AT&T has for years been described as one of advertising’s fabled “sleeping giants.” Now, we’ll find out if it’s true.
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The Rundown: With Watch news shows, Facebook still holds the cards
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The Rundown: Martin Sorrell’s new path is littered with obstacles
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Digiday Magazine Issue 10
In this issue, for the second time, we put the spotlight on those doing the hard work of changing media and marketing for the better. Our Changemakers aren’t necessarily those pontificating on the conference circuit and on Twitter, but the ones in the trenches doing the messy work of effectuating change to build a sustainable media ecosystem.
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Remembering The New York Times’ ‘Snow Fall’
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The anti-Amazon: Jet.com is putting brands first in hopes that customers will follow
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Office Hours with Elle’s Nina Garcia
- Google is using Facebook fatigue to woo publishers
- ‘What happens on the terrace stays on the terrace’: The definitive oral history of the Carlton terrace
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