Publishers are Getting a (Brief) Reprieve from Apple’s Coming Ad-Pocalypse

Posted Thursday, September 3, 2020 5:47 pm

Joshua Benton | Nieman Lab

Let’s say someone came up to you — when you were reading the news, or playing a game — and handed you a form. “Hi! I’d like permission to track you. Not just here and now, but also going forward — across all sorts of places you go and things you do. Sound good?”

Click here to read more.

Comments

No comments on this item Please log in to comment by clicking here

Scroll the latest job openings

Post or search jobs now

Latest E&P Exclusive Reporting

Would reinstating public editors bring back trust in media?

In the 1980s, many cash-flush news organizations employed a public editor specifically to build and foster trust between readers and journalists. These days, just two news organizations in the United States — NPR and PBS — still appear to employ a public editor. So, is it time for more news organizations to consider hiring ombudspersons to help rebuild trust in the media — one community at a time?

What does the future local website look like? Part 2

In this month's column, E&P columnist Guy Tasaka shares some thoughts on what the future local media website looks like and how local media publishers can thrive in the new environment. As you read his thoughts, consider that any local presence that has the legacy trust can take this playbook and run with it. It could be the two largest television stations in the market, the public media company, the big university or the local chamber of commerce. There are no swimlanes anymore, and local media 3.0 will be a winner-take-all race.

Read more E&P Exclusive Stories

Wick Communications Outsources Public Notice Business

In a strategic move aimed at optimizing its public notice services, Wick Communications, a third-generation family-owned and operated media corporation, has embraced Column’s latest professional service offering — Column Pro. This shift has reallocated staff resources, cost savings, and increased operational stability. “Column is great about attending to the details, such as keeping our newspaper logos on the invoices. Their team works with us to ensure our long-standing clients understand that Column is our newspaper partner — that we’re all working together," stated Manuel Coppola of Wick Communications.

Latest (Proudly Printed) Magazine

Latest Marketing Partner Case Studies

Help us recognize your "Operations All-Star"

Help us recognize the foundation of news publishing, the Operations leaders who help us produce quality products each day while keeping an eye on the bottom line! Nominate an Operations colleague today, so we can profile them and share their ideas with the global news publishing industry in our 2024 class of "Operations All-Stars!"

Amsterdam News Increases Payment Collections by 60%

In 2023, Amsterdam News partnered with Column to streamline its legals. Siobhan “Sam” Bennett, the President and Chief Revenue Officer of Amsterdam News in New York, NY, highlighted three stand-out reasons why their choice to go with Column has paid off. The three most impactful payment features that Column offers are payment alerts, invoice reminders, and the option for prepayment. Read about the solutions.

New recruitment solution will find, qualify, and help you contract newspaper carriers, cost effectively.

The National Press Institute for Audience Growth (NPIAG) along with Kelly Robinson, CEO of RedDot announced today they have partnered with Julian Placino, a professional recruiting consultant, to offer an innovative, cost-effective method, known as the Placino Carrier Recruitment Method, to identify, interview, qualify and contract newspaper carriers for any size market.

/casestudies/index.html

Latest Marketing Partner News

Albuquerque Publishing Co. goes live with the Community Advertising System from SCS

On April 1, The Albuquerque Publishing Co., based in Albuquerque, New Mexico, went live with the Community Advertising System (CAS) from SCS.

HuﬀPost embraces reader support with Flip-Pay’s innovative technology

In the ever-evolving world of online news, securing reader loyalty and generating sustainable revenue remains a constant battle. While paywalls have become a popular strategy, many publications, like HuﬀPost, are hesitant to restrict access to their content and prefer to keep their award-winning journalism free and available to all.

See More Partner News

Publishers are Getting a (Brief) Reprieve from Apple’s Coming Ad-Pocalypse

Comments

Journalists have no business reporting the personal details of Trump jurors

Q&A: Mandy Hofmockel on the story of the journalism jobs market

E&P launches 'Public Pulse' for public media executives

Carpenter Media Group to acquire The Daily Iberian

What does the future local website look like? Part 2

E&P’s 2024 class of News Media’s 10 to Watch

Exploring Temple University Klein College of Media and Communication

CalMatters seeks out overlooked diverse voices