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Facebook is attempting to placate publishers upset about its role in spreading fake news and with their limited ability to make money from it. But frustrations with the group at the forefront of this effort, the media partnerships team, run deep.

"Amazon's not a great partner." For brands, the choice is no longer whether they work with Amazon -- it's how they do it. And retailers are unsatisfied with the data -- of lack thereof -- they receive from the online behemoth.

Subscription-driven publications have experienced record sign-ups in the months after Donald Trump's victory in the U.S. election. Six months after Trump's inauguration, the growth has now leveled off for some of them.

Some consumers have opted for streaming skinny bundles with fewer channels over pricier cable packages, but the sustainability of these bundles is in question. Sign up for Digiday+ to find out why.

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Inside the Facebook team that's charged with keeping publishers happy

Lucia Moses

"Their job is so much more difficult than it was two years ago,” said one publishing executive.

Retailers chafe at Amazon's tight hold on data

Shareen Pathak

"Amazon's not a great partner," said one small retailer that has chosen to sell directly to Amazon.

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Trump bump in subscriptions wanes for publishers

Lucia Moses

"There was a point where it was hard to get people to pay attention to anything that wasn't about Donald Trump.”

Trimming the fat: Streaming skinny bundles are all the rage, but for how long?

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What's good for the consumer might ultimately be the undoing of many of these streaming skinny bundles.

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