"The industry will have to button up a bit." The revelations that Donald Trump-linked Cambridge Analytica misused Facebook user data to influence U.S. voters in 2016 and Facebook's failure to notify users about the misuse could prompt changes to how digital advertising is sold and bought.

Media companies like Meredith, Pandora and BuzzFeed are merging their direct and programmatic sales teams.

"You have to pay to play." In the latest edition of Confessions, a micro-influencer who has worked with retail brands on social campaigns discusses how Facebook's recent algorithm changes have affected influencer pricing on the platform.

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'The end of the Wild West': Facebook-Cambridge Analytica revelations cast shadow on online ad practices

Lucia Moses

“I do not think the world is going to end, but I do think the industry will have to button up a bit."

'One unified stream': The days of separate programmatic ad sales teams are ending

Tim Peterson

Major media companies have made their direct sales teams primarily responsible for pitching programmatic advertising.

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The ABC's of people-based testing

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'You have to pay to play': Confessions of an influencer on Facebook's algorithm changes

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A micro-influencer explains how influencers are raising their rates after Facebook’s recent algorithm changes.

'A global perspective that connects people': Where The New York Times is plotting international growth

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"The challenge with the media business is that everything gets commoditized."

WTF is mobile app ad fraud?

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March 16, 2018
Web Designer
U.S. News & World Report
New York, NY
 
March 16, 2018
Programmatic Account Manager
U.S. News & World Report
New York, NY
 
March 15, 2018
Executive Director
Indiana Public Broadcasting Stations (IPBS)
Indianapolis, IN
 
 

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March 19 - 21, 2018
Digiday Moguls
Vail, CO
 
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Digiday Publishing Summit
Vail, CO
 
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Digiday Publishing Awards
New York, NY
 
 

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