CES 2019 Perspective The Fascinating History Behind One of Winter’s Most Beautiful Home Accents The Kosta Boda Snowball endures the test of time—perhaps because it's made by a 276-year-old company. Digital How the Internet of Things Is Grappling With Protecting Consumers as Privacy Laws Evolve "A lot of companies who thought they were coming up with these groundbreaking whiz-bang devices are running into all of these challenges they never really imagined." Digital How Publishers Are Using Memberships to Earn Highly Valuable Loyal Readers BuzzFeed, Quartz and Yahoo Finance offer up new perks, for a monthly fee. Leadership & Talent True-Crime Fanatic Michelle Nguyen Kills It in the Branding World Meet the co-founder and CCO of creative and production studio Salty Studios. Leadership & Talent The&Partnership Makes The Wall Street Journal Less ‘Male, Pale and Yale’ The&Partnership's work has helped reverse a 7-year subscription sales decline at The Wall Street Journal. Digital Who Is Watching Whom: Are Regulations Keeping Up With Internet-Connected TVs? Marketers are increasingly able to collect data as consumers binge their favorite shows. CES Editor’s Letter: Our Past Is Our Present, and Our Future In Adweek's first issue of the year, the focus is on CES. Data Points Infographic: How Brands Can Make the Most of Their Subscription Services 56% of consumers unsubscribe because of renewal cost increases. CES Electric Scooters Are Remaking Mass Transit While Driving Profits for Service Providers They're new paths for commuters and challenging cities' infrastructure. CES How Worried Should You Be as Brands, Governments and Law Enforcement Embrace Facial Recognition? Your identity is more at risk than ever. 1 2 Next »