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The MIT Technology Review's new "Insider" subscription plan, which the journal debuted last week, offers three tiers of annualized content access, Folio: reports.
While WhatsApp has yet to catch on with many publishers, Digiday is reporting that its social sharing possibilities could soon capture their imagination.
With the dissemination of a 4,000-word document from Editorial Director Tom Wallace, Condé Nast is seeking to formalize and codify its native advertising policies, according to Ad Age.
Digiday posits that Ev Williams's Medium is blurring the line between publisher and platform, but the question remains: Either way you look at it, how's it going to make money?
AOL plans on tailoring its publishers' homepages to individual readers' tastes, preferences, and habits without overstepping privacy lines, according to Journalism.co.uk.
A new publishing platform is bringing with it a new way to monetize content.
According to Journalism.co.uk, Niuzly is allowing contributors to charge individual readers directly to read their work.
While Digiday is careful to point out that content still trumps follower counts, it also reminds us that publishers need as many arrows in the quiver as they can fit
Digital advertising spending is set to increase faster in the media and entertainment industries than in any others, according to eMarketer's "The US Media and Entertainment Industries 2014: Digital Ad
