The New York Times Reader Center launched in May 2017 with eight people. Now, the group has 22 people and plays a role in the Times' subscription business by responding to readers' questions, comments and concerns.

ESPN's present is tied to TV, but its survival depends on embracing a digital future. Subscribe to Digiday+ to learn whether reports about ESPN's demise are overblown.

Social video publishers in the U.K. like Jungle Creations and Kyra TV are diversifying beyond advertising revenue, venturing into areas like commerce and live events.

"We never go in without a video concept now." In the latest Digiday Podcast, Glamour's Samantha Barry discusses the magazine's editorial focus, the challenges political coverage poses when it comes to advertising and more.

In the latest issue of Digiday magazine, available exclusively to Digiday+ members, we put the spotlight on those doing the hard work of changing media and marketing for the better. Join Digiday+ by Friday to receive a copy of the new issue.

In tomorrow's webinar, Michael Trapani, global product marketing leader for IBM Watson Marketing, will explore the specific ways in which AI-powered marketing can benefit your organization. Sponsored by IBM Watson Marketing.

 

One year in, The New York Times reader-insights group has 22 people

Max Willens

The small team, which nearly tripled in size in its first year, now acts as a hub for user feedback of all kinds.

ESPN vs. the narrative: Inside the fight for the future of TV's last unicorn

Sahil Patel

Is ESPN really in trouble — or have reports of its demise been greatly exaggerated?

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Working smarter: How AI will elevate marketers

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Today's marketer is under constant pressure to keep up with a swelling litany of demanding day-to-day tasks. Tomorrow, join Michael Trapani, global product marketing leader for IBM Watson Marketing as he explores the specific ways in which AI-powered marketing can benefit your organization. Sponsored by IBM Watson Marketing.

U.K. social video publishers look beyond ad revenue

Sahil Patel

Whether it’s restaurant deliveries or fragrances, U.K. video publishers such as Jungle Creations and Kyra TV are getting serious about consumer revenue.

Glamour's Samantha Barry: Building habit trumps social hits

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“I like to think about time spent [on the site] and habit. I cared about habit at CNN and now at Glamour.”

An earnest (marketing) situation

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How HSN used AI to get personal with shoppers

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