Q&A: BlueToad, pioneering Amazon Polly’s NTTS for publishers
BlueToad is a technology company based in Orlando, Florida and has evolved into a single platform for responsive digital editions and web content. The company caught the eye of WNIP again… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Why publishers are becoming news aggregators, programmatic revenues up 33%, and more... Fed up with Facebook and Google? We’ve got Knewz for you. We wrote in this very editorial a few… (more)
The best upcoming publishing events in Asia
The end of the year is in sight, and as the publishing industry dusts itself off from the summer break and goes back to school, we’re heading into peak industry… (more)
Programmatic revenue grows by 33% to €16.7bn. Ads.txt sees high publisher adoption: IAB Europe
IAB Europe, the leading European-level industry association for the digital marketing and advertising ecosystem, today announced the launch of its annual ‘Attitudes to Programmatic Advertising’ report, alongside its programmatic market-sizing… (more)
The Publisher Podcast Awards open for entries
The Publisher Podcast Awards, run by the team behind Media Voices, are now open for entries from publishers with podcasts. The awards are designed to celebrate the podcasting success of… (more)
Q&A: Workbooks, cloud-based CRM and marketing automation platform
Founded in 2007, Workbooks is headquartered in the UK and delivers cloud-based CRM and business applications to growing and mid-market organisations, including publishers. Its technology platform can be found across… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Facebook looking to ditch the 'Like' count, insights into how young people consume news, and more How well do you really know your young readers? The Reuters Institute’s latest report was released… (more)
Q&A: Pugpig, a leader in digital edition apps
Privately-owned, Pugpig was founded in 2011 by Jonny Kaldor and Jon Marks, both of whom came from NewsCorp where they built “Alesia”, a digital news service that embodied the Murdoch’s… (more)
Q&A: Quintype, a powerful CMS for publishers and an alternative to WordPress
Quintype is a private media technology company founded in 2015 and based out of California, U.S., and Bangalore, India. It has developed a cloud-hosted suite of powerful digital publishing solutions… (more)
The best upcoming publishing events in the Americas
Fall is approaching, and as the publishing industry dusts itself off from the summer break and goes back to school, we’re heading into peak industry event season. To help you… (more)
Q&A: Crownpeak, the cloud-first Digital Experience Management platform
Founded in 2001, Crownpeak is a privately-owned global corporation that has evolved to provide the leading, enterprise-grade, cloud-first Digital Experience Management (DXM) platform globally. For publishers who still rely heavily… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
The New York Times puts up a reader registration wall, news aggregator TopBuzz creates multi-million spike in pageviews, and more... Is the time of the aggregator at hand? News aggregators… (more)
Q&A: Admiral’s new partnership with the Local Media Consortium and what it means for U.S. publishers
With offices in NYC and Gainesville FL, Admiral is a venture-backed tech company dedicated to growing visitor relationships and revenue for online publishers. Admiral’s single tag SaaS platform offers solutions for… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
Publishers seeing results with 'Subscribe with Google', predictive AI driving double-digit growth for Foxtel, and more Inside ‘Subscribe with Google’ and the publishers testing the waters About a year ago,… (more)
Q&A: Telaria, optimising publishers’ video ad yields
Originally founded as a premium video SSP in 2005, Telaria styles itself as 'the complete software platform to manage premium video advertising'. Headquartered in New York and operating out of… (more)
Q&A: Goblin — monetizing content using readers’ computing power
Founded in Brooklyn, New York earlier this year, Goblin is an early-stage startup aiming to disrupt content distribution and monetization for publishers. Positioning itself as offering an 'alternative to ads… (more)
Q&A: Applicaster, pioneering DTC media apps for publishers
Headquartered in New York, Applicaster is a venture-backed global tech company founded in 2009 by Jonathan Laor (CEO) and Neer Friedm (CTO). Its mission is to simplify the production, delivery… (more)
The best upcoming publishing events in Europe
The nights may be getting shorter, but as autumn draws closer in Europe, industry events are awaking from their summer slumber. To help you sort your calendar, we’ve picked out… (more)
The must-read publishing stories you may have missed this week
In defence of a free internet, inside Glamour's print to digital transformation, and more... To be (free) or not to be (free)? That is the question. Many of you will… (more)
Q&A: Fenestra, bringing financial transparency to programmatic advertising using blockchain technology
Fenestra was launched in early 2018 and has emerged as the UK leader in cross-platform programmatic supply-chain verification, and resultant supply-path optimisation, using blockchain. The company also recently made news… (more)