Publishers like New York magazine, The Atlantic and Spirited Media are incorporating access to their editorial staffers into their membership programs.

Getting rival agencies with different agendas from big ad networks Publicis, WPP and Omnicom to work together will be a complicated undertaking for Procter & Gamble.

In its latest effort to retain subscribers, The New York Times is offering them early access to episodes of its new podcast series.

"We're making decisions off of bad data." At the Digiday AI Marketing Summit this week, marketers said a challenge of using artificial intelligence is that AI programs are receiving flawed or not enough data.

In case you missed it: Mic's Chris Altcheck explains the publisher's approach to video, why it has an edge with advertisers and more on the latest Digiday Podcast.

Digital video hasn't completely disrupted TV, but the TV business isn't exactly the same, either. At the Digiday Video Anywhere Summit next month, TV industry veteran Fred Seibert will break down where the industry is going, why he has kept his feet in both digital and TV camps and what might come next. Reserve your spot today.

 

Why publishers' membership programs often include access to editorial staffers

Max Willens

Publishers including The Atlantic, New York magazine and Spirited Media give members access to their reporters.

'Reinventing the wheel': The reality of getting rival agencies to work together

Seb Joseph

There are many benefits to pulling together the best talent from rival agencies. But things get complicated if all the agencies keep a different agenda.

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The attribution problem: How marketers assess ad performance

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The New York Times is giving early access to podcasts as a subscriber perk

Lucia Moses

The Times is making episodes of its new series, “Caliphate,” available to subscribers first and giving them discounts to audio-related events.

AI isn't ready for prime time because of bad data, say marketers

Tim Peterson

At the Digiday AI Marketing Summit, marketing execs discussed the underlying problem with artificial intelligence.

The importance of soft skills development

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Life after containers: A publisher's quest for control

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