Edited by Frédéric Filloux, sourced from Monday Note.

Both are great American newspapers, both suffer from the advertising slump and from the transition to digital. But the New York Times’ paywall strategy is making a huge difference.

Edited by Frédéric Filloux.

In the search for new advertising models, Native Ads are booming. The ensuing Web vs. Native controversy is a festival of fake naïveté and misplaced indignation.

By Tony Ahn, M.Ed.

Let us try to unravel the mysteries of Internet marketing and digital public relations, one thread at a time.

By Gavin O’Malley,

Relying on years of audience and brand data, Condé Nast is rolling out a new digital marketing tool, which it says can connect advertisers with its most influential readers.

By Alan D. Mutter.

Several years ago, the Washington Post convened a series of focus groups to learn why most individuals under the age of 45 did not subscribe to the newspaper – a problem persisting to this day throughout the overwhelmingly print-centric industry.

By Robert Andrews.

Publishers reliant on classified advertising are getting hurt by the UK’s fragile local economy. Some are now desperately courting alternative advertising models, but our earnings round-up shows their growth is so far being wiped out.

By Marisa Peacock.

Anametrix, a cloud-based, real-time digital analytics platform provider, has secured both a US$ 4.4 million Series A funding round and has announced its new Campaign Analytics product, which provides B2C marketers a holistic view of marketing mix performance.

By Mark Sinclair.

Bibliothèque has designed the environmental graphics and signage for Google Web Lab, a series of interactive digital experiments currently installed at the Science Museum in London…

By Mathew Ingram.

The fact that print is declining as a medium for journalism, and that newspapers are going to have to deal with that in a variety of ways, was brought home with a thud recently when Advance Publications and Postmedia announced they would no longer print some of their papers on certain days, in order to save money.

By Peter Kafka.

Remember Next Issue Media, the “Hulu for Digital Magazines” consortium made up of the biggest names in publishing? It has finally delivered something worth talking about: Call it Netflix for Magazines.