Timing is everything.
These things aren’t going to make themselves (yet).
Ad revenue could decline next quarter, even with ad money from streaming games.
Only one of them had Paul Rudd, though.
More money for Jonah Peretti and his video ambitions.
Evan Spiegel has a new deal for “Discover” publishers: We pay you up front, and we keep all the ad money.
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Jim Norton is leaving his post as global head of media sales to go to Condé Nast.
You’ll see all your friends’ Stories first now.
Snapchat has launched its ads API.
Like Google product listing ads, but for e-commerce sites.
Yeah, but is it in stock?
It’s 2016, and everyone loves email (again).
Buying fewer ads means more money to deal with legal headaches.
Your move, Facebook.
CEO John Martin talks about selling his channels directly to his viewers, tangling with Vice and standing up to Donald Trump.
40-plus minutes of sex, publishing and Snapchat talk with Kara Swisher.
The Great YouTube Ad Freakout Of Late August 2016, explained.
The world’s biggest video site explains why “demonetizing” videos is a good thing. Video makers freak out.
Actually, it’ll still have a few ads. And it will cost you, of course.
Will a chart convince you? Okay. Here’s a chart.
You’re looking at the answer. Right here, in front of you.
First rule about being bought by an advertising company: You’re probably going to end up selling advertising.
He’s the second high-profile departure from Wired this month.
Facebook knows everything about you. Or does it?
Facebook’s silent movie era may be ending.
It’s the only major media company that hasn’t made a big digital acquisition.
Welcome to the world of video advertising, Pinterest.
Hint: It’s the same way Facebook, Google and Twitter make money.
Questions and answers — and the reason Gawker is like Lehman Brothers and GM.
Twitter: Mo’ money, fewer problems.
Lots of publishers are focused on Facebook, but the 10-year-old site is very good at Google.