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"We don't want it [paid-for content] to be too in your face." German publisher Spiegel is driving reader revenue with an approach that falls between a paywall system and a metered model.

At a time when the traditional agency model feels irrelevant, what The Wonderful Co. has done with its in-house shop Wonderful Agency seems prescient. Here's a look inside Wonderful Agency.

To differentiate its retail experience, Club Monaco is turning to in-store pop-up beauty shops and events.

U.K. YouTube original series "Training Days" is making a case that long-form soccer content drives audiences: Since the show launched at the beginning of May, the YouTube channel it airs on has grown from 320,000 subscribers to nearly 500,000.

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