"A nice marriage": Disappointed with Facebook Live video, some publishers are turning to Twitter as it ventures into the format.

The New York Times' Meredith Kopit Levin discusses the publisher's transition into a subscription business and more on the latest episode of the Digiday Podcast.

Facebook is eyeing streaming rights for sports in emerging markets, recently trying to convince UEFA to let it livestream Champions League games for free in countries like India and Colombia where they aren't shown on TV.

More than half a dozen publishers laid off editorial staffers this year to devote more resources to video. Here's how five publishers' pivots to video have paid off.

From Tearsheet: Banks like Citi are now touting community service opportunities to recruit and retain talent.

The agency world is more complex now than ever. Susan Credle, FCB's global chief creative, is coming to the Digiday Agency Summit in Charleston, SC from Oct. 23 - 25 to share where she thinks the agency world is going. Find out how to join us today.

 

As Facebook Live video dreams fade, publishers look again to Twitter

Lucia Moses

Twitter’s approach to promoting and monetizing live video is winning fans among publishers.

The New York Times' Meredith Kopit Levien on driving subs and the NYT as a lifestyle brand

Aditi Sangal

“It turns out, lots of people are interested in hearing from the Times on what to cook, what to watch and so on.”

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How controlling your recommendations system can drive sales growth

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Facebook looks to emerging markets for streaming rights to sports

Seb Joseph

European football chiefs are worried that broadcasting big games on social networks could dent TV revenue.

How The New York Times, BuzzFeed and others stack up in video

Max Willens

Here’s how Time Inc., BuzzFeed, The New York Times and others stack up when it comes to video.

Don't fight the format: Readers becoming viewers is an opportunity

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Mobile best 2017: Four burning issues in marketing technology

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