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Lucinda Southern The Economist will balance out resources like budget and manpower so that 30 percent is focused on acquiring subscribers and 70 percent on retaining them. |
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Tim Peterson Snap is interested in acquiring more teen dramas and hard comedies for its Snap Originals programming slate. |
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Anna Hensel Target is adding a new private-label lingerie line, as it seeks to capitalize on changing customer preferences and continue its private-label push into more categories. |
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Tim Peterson Jukin Media and Studio71 have found Publisher Stories perform best when the number of included snaps range from the high teens to the low twenties. |
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