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| Max Willens The email newsletter’s early success suggests a possible way forward for Watching, a New York Times Beta product that’s less than a year old. |
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| Jill Manoff Retailers discussed the challenges of modernizing their brick-and-mortar stores on Day 1 of the Digiday Retail Summit. |
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