Netflix's deal terms pose a conundrum for TV studios

"Everybody in the world is scared of Netflix.": Netflix is increasingly willing to fund the total cost of making shows in order to own worldwide distribution rights, meaning it's less likely that producers can rely on receiving ancillary revenue streams.

As more advertisers try to bring their media strategy in-house, they're finding it difficult to recruit in-house talent.

With social platforms like Facebook and Snapchat banned in China, WeChat -- which has around 980 million monthly active users -- is a must-have for advertisers trying to reach Chinese consumers. Subscribe to Digiday+ to learn how brands use the platform to woo customers.

Less than a year in, Conde Nast has left its co-sales ad partnership with NBCUniversal and Vox Media.

"[Amazon's] metrics are terrible." Marketplace Ignition's Tod Harrick talks about how to approach advertising on Amazon on the latest Digiday Live podcast.

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