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Vice Media reportedly raises $250 million as part of turnaround effort

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'Avengers: Endgame' continues to break box office records in its second weekend as it crosses $2 billion worldwide

The Top 10 Trends in Digital Media 2019

Traditional TV's plan to fight Netflix and save the channel bundle is failing

The CEO of Google says 'headwinds' are hurting its Pixel smartphone business, but experts say that Google owns much of the blame

Disney is selling 21 regional sports networks to Sinclair in a $10.6 billion deal

'It was an accelerant': Why Complex Networks' CEO isn't worried about the loss of $150 million in funding after the Go90 debacle

The Stories Slide Deck: How Stories stack up across social platforms

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YouTube is offering creators an olive branch

Joe Berlinger has now made 2 movies about Ted Bundy for Netflix, but thinks the public's 'insatiable appetite for true crime' has been overstated

Facebook has a new plan to push brands on groups, but breaking up with the news feed is tough for marketers

Jon Steinberg ignored the conventional wisdom in building Cheddar, and it's led him to a $200 million cash exit

YouTube will let you watch 'Cobra Kai' for free, and it shows a big shift in strategy

Fraud is expected to cost the ad industry $44B in 2022 — here’s how blockchain could help stop it

19 people who have gone through the revolving door between Fox News and the Trump administration

Facebook is doubling down on Messenger, and it means advertisers will have to spend more time and energy to reach potential customers

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