Publishers Rethink Travel Coverage Amid Pandemic

Travel publications are rethinking how to cover the industry as readers continue to be stuck at home and advertisers in the category put their marketing efforts on pause. The result? Many highlights of virtual tours.

In other news, Rubicon Project and Telaria will lay off at least 8% of staff, Pinterest reported strong Q1 earnings, but warned of "pressure" on gross margins, Tumblr as well as Facebook are continuing efforts to squash hate speech and disinformation and Sports Illustrated is getting into long-form video content.

Need a break? Cozy up and listen to some of your favorite celebs read you chapters of Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone.

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Cost-savings measures after the deal have accelerated due to the pandemic.

Nearly 1,000 blogs have been removed, most of them Nazi-related.

Sorcerer's Stone gets the Hollywood treatment (again) with star-studded readings.

The platform beat revenue projections but predicts a rocky road ahead.