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Barstool Sports’ Erika Nardini: Barstool aims to hit $100m in revenue in 2020
Barstool Sports CEO Erika Nardini believes Barstool can be a $100 million revenue company "within the next year and a half." That will have to come from growing channels of revenue and not depending on any one of them, especially advertising. Nardini...
Morning Brew's Austin Rief: Bootstrapping a media company gives you focus
This is a special four-episode series of the Digiday Podcast, where we invite executives from bootstrapped media companies to talk about how they run a sustainable and profitable media business. Morning Brew is a daily email newsletter that delivers...
The Daily Beast’s Noah Shachtman: We want to be an 'old school, scrappy and street-smart tabloid'
The Mueller Report confirmed a lot of reporting already done around the Trump administration and Russian meddling in the 2016 election. One of the many newsrooms whose reporting was vindicated in the process is The Daily Beast, a mid-sized publisher...
Courier's Jeff Taylor: Having a lot of VC money can leave you 'punch drunk'
In this special four-episode series of the Digiday Podcast, we invite executives from bootstrapped media companies to talk about how they run a sustainable and profitable media business. Courier, a London-based, bimonthly magazine, is focused on...
Meredith's Jon Werther: Apple News+ is a growth opportunity
Meredith, which acquired Time Inc in 2018, is home to a stable of female-focused media brands like People and Every Day with Rachel Ray. The company's long relied on print revenue, but like everyone else, is now looking to diversify revenue...
Hearst’s Mike Smith explains WTF is programmatic advertising
Programmatic advertising is playing a larger role in the future of publishing. Recent Digiday research found that over half of publishers now generate more revenue from programmatic advertising than any other channel. On this episode of the Digiday...
Group Nine’s Christa Carone: Consolidation has helped us be more efficient
The pivot to paid is not on the cards for Group Nine, the holding company founded in 2016 that houses brands including The Dodo, NowThis and Thrillist. The goal for the media company: Use advertising, including branded content and entertainment,...
IMGN Media’s Barak Shragai: You can build media brands on Instagram
IMGN Media, the digital media company that owns Daquan, the meme account with 12.3 million Instagram followers, is focused on creating content for teens and young adults primarily on Instagram and Snapchat. Barak Shragai, co-founder and CEO of the...
Conde Nast CRO Pamela Drucker Mann: Not all brands are worth paying for
2018 was a year of organizational restructuring at Condé Nast, followed by a decision to offset the decline in print business by focusing on the growth areas, including on longform video and of course, implementing a paywall at all of the publisher's...
Columbia University's Emily Bell: Platforms need to pay for polluting the journalism environment
Local journalism is in crisis. Emily Bell, director of Tow Center at Columbia University, sees hope in policy and regulation to provide a solution. Sign up for the three-month Digiday+ subscription plan. Use code INTRO. Offer available for a limited...