5 Answers with Ray Soto
Ray Soto is Gannett’s Creative Lead of Applied Technologies responsible for driving the creative vision and development of the USA […]
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5 Answers with Mark Smith
Mark W. Smith is the Washington Post’s editor for mobile web. His focus is on traffic growth, especially among mobile
mediaXchange 2016 Panel: Follow the Money
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Mobile at a ‘Tipping Point’
Watch: Full Session Video (member log-in required) With mobile news consumption now far outpacing traditional desktop traffic, mobile represents a
AdCellerant Allows Newspapers to Have ‘Full Control’ Over Digital Marketing Campaigns
Part of a Series Featuring NAA’s 2016 Accelerator Pitch Program Winners In 2016, spending on digital advertising in the United
5 Answers with Alexander Klopping
Alexander Klöpping is founder of Blendle, a successful iTunes-like system for journalism from The Netherlands, backed by The New York
How Keywee Uses Newspaper Stories
Social media networks promise publishers access to a vast audience of previously untapped readers. But that doesn’t mean that those
Webinar: Mobile Trends & The Changing Face of Retail
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U.S. Tax Code Doesn’t Keep Up with Advancements in Newsgathering
It is universally acknowledged that newspaper investments in journalism translate to readers’ awareness of the world around them, including politics,
No Longer Just for Tweets?
According to several sources, Twitter plans to expand its character limit to 10,000, trading the platform’s hallmark 140-character limit for