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Peloton appoints Apple Fitness Plus cofounder as new CEO

Peloton appoints Peter Stern as new CEO, emphasizing a shift towards service-oriented growth.

Presidential candidate endorsements boost subscriber conversions and donations at some publishers

The Washington Post and LA Times faced subscription losses after not endorsing a presidential candidate, while the Guardian thrived with its endorsement of Kamala Harris.

Snapchat Shares Mixed Performance Results for Q3

Snap is reforming its app with a simplified UI to boost engagement and attract new users.

Washington Post C.E.O. Elevates Deal-Making to a Top Priority

The Washington Post aims to grow through acquisitions under new CEO Will Lewis, focusing on boosting subscriptions and revenue.
Will Lewis has been exploring potential deals with various companies to strengthen The Post's business model.
The Post's strategy mirrors successful media companies, looking for ways to enhance its subscription-based revenue.

'Call Her Daddy' podcast host inks $100 million deal with Sirius XM

Sirius XM secures exclusive rights to Alex Cooper's podcast, enhancing its content strategy and aiming to boost subscriber growth.

Netflix Attracted 9.3 Million New Subscribers in Q1; X Loses Another Major Ad Partner; TikTok Launches Notes Amid Legal Troubles

Netflix attracted 9.3 million new subscribers in Q1, reaching almost 270 million globally.

Why AI, revenue diversification and ad spend are the defining 2024 trends for media companies

Publishers and media companies are focusing on engaging readers for continued loyalty, diversifying offerings, reaching younger generations, and using AI to their advantage.
Publishers are building direct relationships with readers and leveraging first-party data to deliver personalized content and mitigate the threat posed by AI-powered search.

Why AI, revenue diversification and ad spend are the defining 2024 trends for media companies

Publishers and media companies are focusing on engaging readers for continued loyalty, diversifying offerings, reaching younger generations, and using AI to their advantage.
Publishers are building direct relationships with readers and leveraging first-party data to deliver personalized content and mitigate the threat posed by AI-powered search.

Why AI, revenue diversification and ad spend are the defining 2024 trends for media companies

Publishers and media companies are focusing on engaging readers for continued loyalty, diversifying offerings, reaching younger generations, and using AI to their advantage.
Publishers are building direct relationships with readers and leveraging first-party data to deliver personalized content and mitigate the threat posed by AI-powered search.

Why AI, revenue diversification and ad spend are the defining 2024 trends for media companies

Publishers and media companies are focusing on engaging readers for continued loyalty, diversifying offerings, reaching younger generations, and using AI to their advantage.
Publishers are building direct relationships with readers and leveraging first-party data to deliver personalized content and mitigate the threat posed by AI-powered search.

Why AI, revenue diversification and ad spend are the defining 2024 trends for media companies

Publishers and media companies are focusing on engaging readers for continued loyalty, diversifying offerings, reaching younger generations, and using AI to their advantage.
Publishers are building direct relationships with readers and leveraging first-party data to deliver personalized content and mitigate the threat posed by AI-powered search.

Media scrambles for survival ahead of 2024

News publishers face challenges in sustaining subscriptions amid changing consumer behaviors.

The Baltimore Banner, turning two, celebrates a subscriber bump and a new education hub

The Baltimore Banner has experienced significant subscription growth, surpassing The Baltimore Sun as the city's largest newsroom.
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