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Video companies have discovered a new place to premiere their shows: Amazon Prime.

The New York Times' "Game of Thrones" newsletter is only three weeks old, but it's already amassed 60,000 subscribers.

"We want it to be aggressive, yet feel like it's not there." Retailers at the Digiday Retail Summit share their thoughts on the store of the future.

"Get up one hour earlier." U.K. agency executives reveal their most effective productivity hacks.

U.S. advertisers will spend $4.4 billion on programmatic TV ads next year, eMarketer predicts. Here's what marketers need to know about programmatic TV.

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The newest place to premiere shows: Amazon Prime

Sahil Patel

With Amazon Video Direct, video companies can premiere new shows on the platform — and make money from day one.

The New York Times' 'Game of Thrones' newsletter already has over 60,000 subscribers

Max Willens

The email newsletter’s early success suggests a possible way forward for Watching, a New York Times Beta product that’s less than a year old.

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What retailers think about the store of the future

Jill Manoff

Retailers discussed the challenges of modernizing their brick-and-mortar stores on Day 1 of the Digiday Retail Summit.

'Block, delete and report': Productivity hacks from agency execs

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“Eat the frog: Tackle the bigger problems first rather than putting them off and letting them lag.”

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