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Google to pay more than $1bn in licensing fees to news publishers
Biggest financial commitment to date will involve select global publishers that use Google's News Showcase, initially on Android.
New York Times' Mark Thompson: ads a 'valuable secondary stream' to subscriptions
The future of quality journalism is in paid-for editorial, while ad revenues should be a secondary revenue stream, says New
Taking stock of earned media in the 'fake news' era
Fake news is more than a new catch phrase. It's changing the way journalists are reporting stories today, says a
Facebook to launch news subscription model later this year
Facebook will start trying a paywall for its Instant Articles product in October.
The New York Times opens branded content agency in Asia
The new T Brand Studio in Hong Kong hopes to stand out by making ad campaigns with an editorial heart.
Burger King's 'The McWhopper Proposal' wins the 2017 Grand Effie
Unilever and Pepsi tie for most effective marketer; IPG is named most effective holding company for first time.
Truth campaigns: Major media play up journalism bona fides in brand pushes
Major media outlets are turning to brand-building campaigns to prove they are not "fake news," regardless of what the president
Bill O'Reilly and syndication: A match made in desperation
Because we all know podcasting just isn't big enough for Papa Bear.
In a world of media bias, the Wall Street Journal seeks objectivity
The Wall Street Journal's VP of marketing and sales explained how the brand found its positioning during the 2016 presidential
NYT's Dean Baquet on Trump at SXSW: 'We are preparing for the story of the generation'
Trump's presidential win is reenergizing the newsroom, said the executive editor at SXSW.
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