Sara Guaglione

Future PLC’s 2020 e-commerce business boom drove nearly a billion dollars of e-commerce revenue for its affiliate partners in 2020.

Media companies’ office return timeframes have solidified, though other aspects of the plans remain fluid.

The neverending news cycle presents a challenge to media companies’ summer Friday policies.

The deal will fuel BuzzFeed’s aspirations of acquiring more digital media companies, jumpstarting the next phase of consolidation in the industry.

“Light” podcast listeners — or those that listen to a podcast one to three times a month — now make up nearly half of podcast listeners.

This year a range of publishers are observing Juneteenth, which became a federal holiday when U.S. president Joe Biden signed a bill into law yesterday.

BuzzFeed’s new Summer Writers’ Challenge could pay up to $10,000 for user-generated content that goes viral.

The Week redesigned its U.S. website to reflect a shift in its business and provide more space for native ads, such as sponsored ads.

Publishers like Rolling Stone, WWD and The Wall Street Journal are producing more online education programs this year after the pandemic led to increased interest in digital learning opportunities.

Newsrooms’ social media policies have put a spotlight on the role unions play in protecting workers from harsh punishments.

Crooked Media will have Team Whistle distribute Crooked’s YouTube show “ALL CAPS NBA” on Snapchat and Whistle’s other social platforms.

Digiday checked in with eight media organizations to see where their social media policies stand today in light of the AP controversy.

The Atlantic is putting some separation between the publication and its agency Atlantic 57. The latter will be spun out into its own division.

CNN Digital is stretching its 5 Things email newsletter from a daily article roundup into its own franchise including TV and podcasts.

Incoming executive editor Sally Buzbee has the experience to take the Washington Post’s newsroom expansion, and its reach, to the next level.

iHeartMedia is launching a Latinx podcast network called My Cultura that will push out 30 original podcasts in its first year.

The Information has hired 22 people in the last year, adding more beats, staffing up popular ones and adding more newsletters to drive subscriptions.

Most of the companies that presented at the IAB Podcast Upfront signaled they had or were going to add more diversity to their programming.

Bloomberg is expanding its business coverage of race, gender, diversity, and fairness with a new vertical called Equality.

The first three days of the IAB’s NewFronts demonstrated how the TV and digital video industry is flattening among traditional TV.