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Making the natural progression from the top of content pages to the bottom, publishers are scrolling down – way down – to find more spots for native advertising.
Digiday reports that
The dust has settled after Time’s personnel changes during the first week of April, and Tom Weber has found himself near the top of the heap.
An assistant managing editor at
In a crafty move, media group Future will launch an American edition of Mollie Makes, its digital and print publication focusing on handmade and DIY projects that has already found
Condé Nast laid down its last card in the leadership reshuffle at Self, announcing Friday that Mary Murcko is the magazine’s new managing editor.
Adweek reported that the former Gannett executive
Skift is reporting that Delta's Sky magazine is getting a redesign. Samantha Shankman writes, "It’s the first time that the content and format of the magazine have been reworked since
It's incredible to think that it's only been 4 years since the iPad tablet platform has been released. It's cliche but for many people they wouldn't know what they'd do
Victor Luckerson from Time writes, "Today Upworthy announced a new native advertising partnership program that will allow businesses to pay for sponsored posts on Upworthy or commission the viral experts
