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Evans: Cookie Deprecation Only Truly Impacts One-Third of Digital Advertising
“The whole cookie apocalypse thing and the privacy thing and all of this stuff is actually only about sort of a quarter to a third of online advertising because there's YouTube. Which is where video advertising is, there's, well, let me put it another way, ther…”
Evans: Saying Facebook won social is like saying Condé Nast won magazines
“The idea that like, well, Facebook is one has won social is about as dumb as saying that like Condé Nast is one has won magazines. In like, Vogue is one, there's no more magazines. Yeah, like, no, there'll be other things that aren't Vogue, and that's sort of …”
Evans: Ad money probably will not return to Condé Nast
“Does the money all go back to Condé Nast? Probably not.”
White: Condé Nast wasted heavy investment on closed iPad magazine replicas
“I remember when, at Condé Nast, we were, we went heavy on iPad editions of the magazines spent a lot of money A lot of money on trying to do this and then even try to do Kindle versions of the magazines as well, thinking this is where publishing was going, and…”