The sunshine agency: Inside Crossmedia's transparent model, From the Unintended Consequencs Dept: Viewability mandates cause more ad clutter, How Channel 4 is preparing its 15m registered viewers for new European data laws,
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Quality may be the rallying cry of 2017, but scale is far from dead in digital media.

The sunshine agency: Inside Crossmedia's transparent model, from the new issue of Digiday magazine, out now.

From the Unintended Consequencs Dept: Viewability mandates are causing more ad clutter.

How Channel 4 is preparing its 15 million registered viewers for new European data laws, which go into effect next May.

How five agencies are trying to apply some of their creative muscle to mine talent this internship season.

The Financial Times wants to grow its video audience but it's got a problem: business executives tend not to share video.

 
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Despite calls for quality, publishers can't escape the scale trap

Lucia Moses

Scale still counts for publishers that are trying to monetize in a world where ad dollars are increasingly being spent programmatically.

The sunshine agency: Inside Crossmedia's transparent model

Yuyu Chen

Crossmedia's growing fast by promising clients a lot more transparency.

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From the Unintended Consequencs Dept: Viewability mandates cause more ad clutter

Ross Benes

The push for 100 percent viewability has sparked publishers to adopt more-intrusive ad formats and spam websites to host more ads above the fold where ads are counted as viewable.

How Channel 4 is preparing its 15m registered viewers for new European data laws

Jessica Davies

Channel 4 has had mandatory viewer registration for two years. Now it’s getting ready for GDPR.

Don't just survive: A three-step publisher strategy to beat Facebook at its own game

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How 5 agencies are creatively recruiting summer interns

Tanya Dua

With internship season just around the corner, agencies are stepping up their game in order to attract the best creative, design and strategy interns.

Principle and technology together: How adtech protects publisher content

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March 22, 2017
Agency Sales Manager
Business Insider
London, UK
 
March 21, 2017
Content Acquisition Coordinator
Group Nine Media
New York, NY
 
March 21, 2017
Explainer Writer
Group Nine Media
New York, NY
 
 

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Awards Gala
Digiday Publishing Awards
March 23, 2017
 
March 27 - 29, 2017
Digiday Moguls
Vail, CO
 
March 29 - 31, 2017
Digiday Publishing Summit
Vail, CO
 
 

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