Breaking Down the Biggest Media Stories of 2016

Update: 2016-12-28

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Wall Street Journal advertising editor Suzanne Vranica joins Jack Marshall and Steven Perlberg to talk about ad agency transparency. Then, Jack and Steven discuss the biggest advertising and media stories of the year, from Facebook's power to "fake news" to Gawker's fall.

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O'Reilly's Exit and Google's Blocker

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Pepsi's Ad Controversy

2017-04-0520:22

Google's Ad Placement Controversy

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Cable TV's Darwinian Moment

2017-03-2121:20

Google's YouTube Gets Into TV

2017-03-0128:25

Time Inc.'s Jen Wong Talks Digital Transformation

2017-02-0829:04

Super Bowl Ads: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly

2017-02-0624:41

Snapchat's Pre-IPO Ad Sales Offensive

2017-01-2518:23

Investor Jeremy Liew on Digital Media's New Era

2017-01-2332:10

Why Quartz Wants to Be a 'Big Niche' Publisher

2017-01-1229:18

How CNN Plans To Cover the Trump Administration

2017-01-0438:44

Breaking Down the Biggest Media Stories of 2016

2016-12-2836:27

NPR CEO Bets on Podcasts

2016-12-2032:51

Redstones Scrap All Plans for Viacom, CBS Merger

2016-12-1317:36

Marketers Can Learn From Trump, Says Jason Stein

2016-12-0735:17

Bloomberg CEO Justin Smith Talks Fake News Problem

2016-11-3030:24

Tony Haile on Digital Media's Biggest Challenges

2016-11-1631:32

Banker Terry Kawaja Talks Ad Tech's Shakeout

2016-11-0938:18

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Breaking Down the Biggest Media Stories of 2016

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Breaking Down the Biggest Media Stories of 2016