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- David Carey Reveals Secrets To Hearst’s Success
Mr. Magazine interviews Hearst president David Carey on recent partnerships with Verizon, Lena Dunham, and Snapchat and how Hearst is remixing and distributing content.
- Android App Inventory Value Increases Nearly 150% Y-O-Y
PubMatic, the marketing automation software company for publishers, today announced that its Q1 2016 Quarterly Mobile Index (QMI) report found that advertisers are increasingly targeting Android users, as Android app inventory prices or increased 147 percent, year-over-year.
- Media Websites Battle Faltering Ad Revenue And Traffic
The business of online news has never been forgiving. But in recent weeks, what had been a simmering worry among publishers has turned into borderline panic.
- The New Yorker Wins Two Pulitzers In A First For Magazine Media
The winners of the Pulitzer Prizes, recognizing the best in print (and digital) journalism, were announced for the 100th time today, but it was only the second year in which magazine media brands were eligible for the coveted honors.
- Publishers Find Google’s AMP Speeds Up Pages, But Ads Are Still Slow
The mobile web is getting faster thanks to Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages scheme, and it’s about to get faster still.
- The New Yorker Becomes First Magazine To Win A Pulitzer Prize
The New Yorker on Monday became the first magazine to win a Pulitzer Prize for journalism, taking home awards in both feature writing and criticism categories.
- Digital Publishing: New Era Of SEO Is More About The Experience Than Engine
Since the first search engines began scouring the early Internet, webmasters have tried to figure out how to game the system to enable their content to show up at the top of search results.
- Online Media Is Tested When Social Platforms Come To Town
Facebook now hosts articles created by outside publishers, as well as videos and live broadcasts.
- Amazon Is Enticing Publishers To Opt Into Kindle Unlimited
Amazon is now actively courting agents and publishers in an attempt to woo them over to Kindle Unlimited with a series of perks.