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Digiday Research: Many publishers expect to boost content production despite cutbacks
Sixty-three percent of publishing executives said their company plans to increase the amount of content their produce, while not increasing their editorial budget.
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Digiday Research: Marketers are under pressure to use data to make investment decisions -
Digiday Research: One in two women at agencies say they’ve been harrassed
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The Rundown: Tensions escalate between Amazon and major brands
Ads for Amazon’s own products on its site are driving scrutiny from big brands over whether to buy ads from the retail giant.
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The Rundown: Wave of layoffs has publishers concerned -
The Rundown: News publishers are figuring out how to do more with less
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Digiday Magazine Issue 12
Those in media and marketing are no strangers to drastic changes, but 2018 brought much more of it than expected. After years of lead-up, many things finally came to a head. In this issue of Digiday Magazine we explore what the year ahead may bring, and lay out the industry’s agenda for 2019.
- ‘We’ll stop with the pivot to video’: Digiday’s 2019 editorial resolutions
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Nike’s Adam Sussman: ‘It’s important brands stand for something’
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DTC brands are shifting strategy to look more like traditional retail businesses
- ‘ We’ve never asked our agency to not do something because of the cost of it’: Bank of America’s Lou Paskalis on brand safety
