Is 2019 the year that Facebook, Google and Amazon face the regulatory music?

The Google News lead and media veteran spoke with WWD about tech’s responsibility with “fake news,” regulation and the old Internet.

Sustainability advancements are generally welcomed by shoppers, so why aren’t more companies changing to capitalize?

The Internet can eat its young, but experts and executives from the likes of Vox, Refinery29 and elsewhere still see a future of growth.

Print has gone prestige as publishers continue to face unprecedented changes to advertising, leaving billionaires to buy what they will.

The prospect horrified its cofounder, but has piqued interest from brands and advertisers alike.

Dirk Standen is out after 15 years with the publisher and a successful run leading 23 Stories.

A backlash hit the brand after the unveiling of images promoting Black Friday sales through a woman with slashes and blood stains.

The newspaper cut nearly a dozen people in a reorganization of non-editorial staff around “missions” to speed up subscriptions.

Chief communications officer Cameron Blanchard’s departure is just the latest high-level change within Condé Nast.

The magazine publisher tapped an agency veteran to lead a broader branding agency, which will absorb 23 Stories.

Susan Vobejda, chief marketing officer of The Trade Desk, shares her perspective on digital marketing today.

Kohl’s, Macy’s, Old Navy and Sears were top retailers in advertising effectiveness for September.

Popular stylist Karla Welch and photographer Ali Mitton led the look of the campaign, featuring many high-profile Bumble users.

The research from TagStation showed a significant lift in store traffic for retailers who ran radio ads, with beauty outpacing other segments.