| Jessica Davies For the latest in our Confessions series, we spoke to a publishing executive who fears that data leakage has become a major problem again since the arrival of GDPR. |
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| Seb Joseph While Facebook is still the winning share of TV budgets, brands are taking more care in how they use the platform, and that's influencing investment decisions. |
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| Sponsored Content Cxense Savvy media companies know that data-driven revenue models are the way of the future, but they'll have to work hard to compete with The Duopoly. Learn how to maximize your capabilities through dynamic paywalls, data alliances and more. Sponsored by Cxense. |
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| Suman Bhattacharyya Macy’s is betting on a turnaround driven by e-commerce and letting DTC brands feature in its physical and online stores. |
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| Sahil Patel A new deal brings all Liverpool FC matches to Sports Illustrated’s subscription streaming channel — after they’ve aired live elsewhere. |
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| Sponsored Content Unruly As Google and Amazon grew in power and influence, 'brand bypass' set in, making it harder than ever for advertisers to grow their market share by engaging light buyers. The future could look bleak. But hope exists for advertisers -- they just need to embrace brand basics. Sponsored by Unruly. |
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| Sponsored Content Domo National Geographic hadn't always had a data problem. But by the 2010s, its audience was scattered across multiple TV networks and an arsenal of digital platforms. Raw data flooded in from every angle, and it was tough to derive meaningful insights. Sponsored by Domo. |
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Last Chance Deadline:
January 25, 2019 |
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Last Chance Deadline:
January 25, 2019 |
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February 1, 2019 |
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