The Arena Group Quietly Settles Sports Illustrated Lawsuit
The discreet resolution marks a departure from the public gamesmanship that accompanied the legal battle.
The Wall Street Journal Adds 2 More Paid Membership Programs, Driving Reader Revenue
The publisher is expanding its investment in its membership councils, whose annual dues are a hefty source of reader revenue.
Billionaire Brooklyn Nets Owners Launch Media Company, Type.Set.Brooklyn
The publisher will focus primarily on video content, launching with a slate of four original series that it will distribute across social media.
The New York Times Sells Scale, Shopping, and Gen Z In Its NewFronts Return
The publisher has seen its audience expand in recent years, with particular growth coming from rural readership and Gen Z consumers
Condé Nast Swaps Stages for Suppers at Its 2025 NewFront
The digital media company hosted brand and agency clients at an exclusive dinner in the New York Public Library for its 2025 NewFront.
EXCLUSIVE: Amazon Killed a Cookieless Ad Product After Google’s U-Turn
Instead, APS will focus on its existing tools like Amazon Publisher Cloud and Signal IQ.
The New York Times Adds 250,000 Subs in Q1, with Tariff Impact ‘Immaterial’
The publisher has not yet experienced any negative effects of the brewing trade war, calling the impact of tariffs "immaterial."
GMG Acquires Coveteur, Marking Its First Purchase
The tie-up comes almost exactly one year after Coveteur abruptly closed down.
Publisher World of Good Brands Gets Into Retail, Selling Products From Brand Partners
House of Goods will sell products from brand partners and offer sponsorship opportunities.
The Washington Post Aims to Drive Double-digit Revenue Growth By Hosting Fewer, Bigger Events
The Washington Post is moving toward a franchise-driven events strategy, with the goal of attracting a business-to-business audience.
Mike Hogan Departs From Vanity Fair After 25 Years
This is the second leadership exit to befall Vanity Fair in less than one month.
Here’s Where Google Did (And Didn’t) Exercise Monopoly Power
There is a huge gap in U.S. law—there are virtually no rules for how companies should behave in the digital advertising marketplace.
Google’s Antitrust Ruling Will Bring Competition From Walled Gardens to Open Fields
Even though focus has been primarily placed on the publisher side of the business, it’s advertisers who stand to gain the most from this new era.
Dismantling Google Will Not Fix the Adtech Ecosystem
While it may be true Google that took anticompetitive actions to achieve its dominant position, reversing those actions will not simply improve the overall market.
EXCLUSIVE: The New York Times Sues Madwell for $37,000 in Unpaid Advertising Bills
The New York Times is suing Madwell, the Brooklyn-based indie ad agency that has come under mounting financial distress after a dramatic legal fallout between its cofounders and what multiple [...]