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Like it or not, publishers are stuck with the platform giants
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Digiday Research: 30 percent of publishers say subscriptions are their highest margin products
30 percent of publishers surveyed by Digiday say subscriptions are their product with the highest margins.
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Digiday Research: Talent is primary hurdle for bringing media buying in-house
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Digiday Research: 60 percent of marketers renegotiated a media agency contract in the past year
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The Rundown: Truth is slowly coming to digital media
The internet was supposed to make digital media truer, but it didn’t exactly turn out that way.
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The Rundown: What’s next for content studios?
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The Rundown: Why agencies won’t reinvent themselves
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It’s time for truth. “Brand safety is our top priority.” “This isn’t a pivot to video.” “We put the reader experience first.” “Our agencies are valued partners.” If you work in media and marketing, you’ve probably heard these fibs so much, they likely don’t even cause you to blink. That’s why in our new issue of Digiday Magazine, we’ve put a spotlight on the truth and lies told in the industry.
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