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Lakers Media Member Exposes Major Downgrade in Treatment After Preseason Debut
What are the perks of covering one of the most storied franchises in NBA history? Free parking… occasionally… when the stars align. Lauren Jones, the […]
The 3 Hs of Social Media Branding: Harness, Hijack, and Hedge
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Trump media group racks up losses and pushes into nuclear fusion
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Trump Media pulls back from crypto, scraps Crypto.com’s CRO token treasury deal
Trump Media pulls back from crypto, scraps Crypto.com’s CRO token treasury deal The Truth Social parent company is refocusing on media and its pending merger […]
Media Briefing: The case for and against markdown for AI bots
This Media Briefing covers the latest in media trends for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Thursday at 10 a.m. ET. More from […]
Media Buying Briefing: The latest lures holding companies are using to grow principal media
By Michael Bürgi • August 3, 2026 • This Media Buying Briefing covers the latest in agency news and media buying for Digiday+ members and […]
Media Buying Briefing: Why Omnicom merged Mediahub and Hearts & Science
This Media Buying Briefing covers the latest in agency news and media buying for Digiday+ members and is distributed over email every Monday at 10 […]
Trump Media to sell high-speed access to president’s social media posts
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The Price of Media Consolidation: How We Lost the Truth
Just a handful of corporations own 90% of the media. From the Telecommunications Act of 1996 to the repeal of the Fairness Doctrine, here’s how the guardrails came down — and the truth got hard to find.