Keith J. Kelly reports in a recent New York Post Media Ink column that two-thirds of online readers are looking for advertising that tells a story rather than pushing a
Magazines like Entertainment Weekly, Money, Food & Wine, and Real Simple will get a boost from parent Time Inc.'s new native ads unit. The eight-person team will handle sponsored content
In the weeks leading up to its Publishing Summit Europe, Digiday interviewed Audra Martin, vice president of advertising at The Economist Group in London, to learn more about the staunch
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The price of must-read news about New York State and the city will cost you $5,990 per year. Lucia Moses from Ad Week writes, "Capital next month will start asking
Direct Marketing News is reporting on how Hearst is using email insights to boost their subscriber base in both the print and digital worlds. Hearst has been using a massive
American Society of Magazine Editors (ASME) has released new guidelines for native advertisements. Ad Age's Michael Sebastian reports, "New language suggests magazines use the term "sponsored content" to help set
The next step for native advertising is interactive. ClickZ is reporting that the next generation of native advertising will be interactive. The new ad units use featured stories, video and
There’s a clear connection between print and digital these days. Altercations in print design can lead to more website traffic, as we see in this example of DiscoverMagazine.com. Steve Smith
The New York Times is reporting that People is changing its subscription model. Christine Haughney reports,"On Monday, the magazine is introducing four new subscription packages. It is trying to attract
Ad Age has a new report on the relationship of editorial staff and advertisers. Michael Sebastian reports, "Many publishers embracing sponsored content defend the integrity of their ad/edit walls by
Even though Jeff Bezos' purchase this week knocked them out of the spotlight, a relatively unknown company, IBT, publisher of IBTimes.com bought Newsweek. What nobody is failing to mention in
The Washington Post Company has agreed to sell its namesake newspaper and affiliated publications to Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon.com for 250 million in cash. Bezos will be
The New York Times is reporting that Jet Magazine will be receiving a print and website redesign. This will be the first print redesign for Jet in 62 years. "The
Google recently let publishers know that they'll be scrutinizing advertorial content more closely in the future. Publishers need to make it abundantly clear to readers as to which pieces of
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Whether you're product-driven or ad-driven, you can benefit from building your own vertical search engine. Vertical search engines, in short, are search engines created by publishers, that feature search results
There's a new advertising train coming to town, and guess who isn't on it? Google! We're not sure if Google hasn't discovered this method (unlikely) or just preemptively decided that
I’ve had spinal meningitis, cancer, diabetes and attention deficit disorder. OK, not really. But I think I might qualify as a hypochondriac, along with a certain percent of the WebMD
The folks at Red 7 Media understand that readers consume information in a variety of ways—in print, online, and in person. "Therefore," says Editor and Publisher Tony Silber, "it’s our