Looking towards a cookieless future for publishers: Part 1
Living in a post-cookie world may seem daunting for publishers, but the advice from tech providers is unanimous: by looking into alternatives in good time and working collaboratively where appropriate,… (more)
“A strong economic recovery should see adspending rise sharply”: IPA Bellwether Report
Business conditions are beginning to stabilise after a year of turmoil in 2020, according to the latest IPA Bellwether Report, published today. The IPA Bellwether Report is based on a questionnaire… (more)
The Independent Publishers Alliance (IPA): Next steps
Last month we announced our intention to start The Independent Publishers Alliance (IPA). We, the founders of the IPA, have spent much of our careers at independent publishers and it… (more)
Newsletter Fest (April 12 – 16), free to attend
Email newsletter creators are gathering virtually this week (April 12 - 16) for Newsletter Fest. What was originally conceived as a one-day event has grown into a weeklong series of… (more)
Condé Nast leverages photo collection in partnership with Shutterstock
Condé Nast, the global publisher home to Vogue, The New Yorker, GQ, Glamour, and Wired, amongst many others, has entered into a three-year partnership with Shutterstock to represent The Condé Nast… (more)
How publishers can prepare for the sunsetting of cookies in 2022: Report
What’s New in Publishing is proud to present How Publishers Can Swap Out The Cookie Jar, a special insight report sponsored by Sovrn and written by media specialist, Hazel Broadley. With Google sunsetting… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Publishers' guide to third party cookies, legacy of COVID-19, and more... Get prepared for 2022 Many of you will have already downloaded our most recent report looking at what identity solutions are… (more)
Publishers and third-party cookies: State of the industry
A great deal has been written about the deprecation of the cookie since the first major players began switching off third-party cookies. Fast forward to 2021, and the developments seem… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
How publishers can prepare for sunsetting of cookies, Dennis Publishing launches standalone automotive business, and more... How publishers can prepare for the sunsetting of third-party cookies Yesterday we launched our… (more)
Dennis Publishing launches standalone content and ecommerce business, Autovia
Dennis Publishing, the iconic UK publisher founded by Felix Dennis in 1973, has today announced it will combine its auto titles creating a separate company named Autovia. The new company… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
How 2020 changed the content landscape The pandemic has changed many aspects of our lives, and it has also had an impact on how people consume content. Content analytics platform… (more)
Parse.ly’s 2020 content analytics report: what publishers need to know
Parse.ly, the content analytics platform recently acquired by Wordpress.com owner Automattic, has just released its report on the major content trends it's seen over the past twelve months, one of… (more)
Outbrain launches Content Coalition to fuel audience exchange between publishers
Outbrain, the global content recommendation platform, has launched a new product — Content Coalition — which invites publishers to form audience exchange networks with other publishers in order to diversify their… (more)
Sourcepoint launches ‘Privacy Lens’ to provide compliance and data ethics visibility for publishers
Data privacy software specialist Sourcepoint has launched Privacy Lens, which the company claims is a first-of-its-kind privacy measurement and analytics platform for brands and publishers. Privacy Lens aims to provide publishers… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Young readers willing to pay, SVoD coming of age for publishers, and more... Has SVoD come of age for publishers? The Big Issue, the UK social enterprise publisher, has launched… (more)
The Big Issue launches subscription video-on-demand service
The Big Issue, the UK social enterprise publisher, has launched its own subscription video-on-demand service. The service, entitled The Big Issue TV, will focus on socially conscious, political, cultural, and… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Independent Publisher Alliance launches in UK, Subscription Economy grows by 435%, and more... Independent Publisher Alliance launches in UK. Larger UK publishers and media groups have long benefitted from strategic… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Hearst trials eComm livestreaming, publishers see 50% increase in subs, and more... Is livestream shopping the next publisher gold rush? Livestream shopping is the next big step in the evolution… (more)
Europe’s press publishers & Microsoft call for Australian-style arbitration mechanism
Europe’s press publishers and Microsoft have struck an agreement to collaborate on a solution to ensure that Europe’s press publishers get paid for the use of their content by the… (more)
Study: Many publishers still looking for solutions to cover the loss of third-party tracking
Lotame, a global provider of data enrichment solutions for addressable advertising, has announced findings from its “Beyond the Cookie: The Future of Advertising for Marketers and Publishers” research. The report's… (more)