Lucinda Southern
Lucinda Southern is media editor at Adweek, where she covers the business of media including publishers, social media platforms and digital transformation. Before joining Adweek in 2020, Lucinda spent 5 years at Digiday. Lucinda holds an MA from the University of Bristol.
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The latest NFT art collection is inspired by Miami life.
Facebook’s Antitrust Dismissal Shows the Slow Grind of Big Tech Regulation
The commission can file an amended suit within 30 days.
Here’s What Google’s Cookie Deprecation Delay Means for Publishers and Marketers
The more who block FLoCs, the more the quality could diminish.
BuzzFeed Acquires Complex Networks for $300 Million in Latest SPAC
Digital media darlings need scale to compete with walled gardens like Facebook and Google.
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Diversity, Equity and Inclusion
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Google Commits to Opening Up Its Ad Stack, Marketers Remain Skeptical
For years, publishers and advertisers have criticized Google for using its market dominance to its own advantage.
Google Agrees to UK Oversight and 60-Day Buffer for Cookie Replacement
While these commitments address U.K. competition concerns, they have global implications to privacy sandbox.
With the Cookie Crunch Nearing, Vox Media Flexes Its First-Party Muscle
Over 250 brands have used Forte since 2019.