In 2012, when a species of Karner blue butterfly in the Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore park suddenly perished during a summer of intensifying climate catastrophe, Gregor W. Schuurman, who at the time was working as a conservation biologist, had an epiphany. His refusal to accept the planet’s changing patterns was beginning to feel misguided. It …
In April, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change dropped a gargantuan report examining how humans might mitigate the worst impacts of climate change. The entire report runs almost 3,000 pages, but the bit you really need to know about comes 50 pages in and lists all the ways we can reduce emissions right now. Switching …
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The digital revolution came of age when legal abortion was the default. As a result, Silicon Valley companies have never had to seriously grapple with the criminalization of abortion access in the United States. But tech companies are about to be at the center of the storm surrounding abortion access and reproductive rights. An overnight …
I once wrote a law review article about scandals at the United States Supreme Court. I sent a copy of it to a Supreme Court justice. That justice was Samuel Alito. I’d told Justice Alito about “Scandal! Early Supreme Court News Coverage and the Justice-Journalist Divide” at a work dinner years ago, and he’d appeared …
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Digiday’s NewFronts coverage is presented by Amazon. During Amazon’s IAB NewFronts presentation on Monday, Twitch representative Sarah Iooss spent most of her allotted time reaffirming her company’s commitment to creators. As competition mounts between livestreaming platforms, Twitch is providing new tools and services to support creators in the production of both personal and branded content. …
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This week’s Future of TV Briefing looks at how Netflix’s and Disney+’s plans to add ad-supported tiers are ushering in the broadcast era of streaming. The new broadcasters The key hits: Disney+, HBO Max-Discovery+, Hulu, Netflix, Peacock and Paramount+ stand to be the ad-supported streaming equivalents to broadcast TV networks. The rise of these streaming …
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After going viral with a “Hot Girls Have IBS” billboard campaign earlier this year, snack and wellness brand BelliWelli is taking a bigger swing in the out-of-home advertising space to boost brand awareness. Over the last year, brands have steadily been spending more ad dollars in OOH as people venture back outside, returning to in-person …
This article is part of a cross-brand Digiday Media series that examines how the creator economy has evolved amid the Covid-19 pandemic. Explore the full series here. BuzzFeed has invested in a program for creators for years. This year the company plans to double how many people are participating in it. BuzzFeed’s creators program was established …
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Digiday’s NewFronts coverage is presented by Amazon. Day two of the Interactive Advertising Bureau’s four-day NewFronts digital video advertising presentations featured platforms, streamers and publishers pitching celebrity —and creator —driven content. Samsung’s advertising division highlighted a new measurement tool, while Roku, Condé Nast and Snap focused on new and returning programming in their pitches to …
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