Tyler and Shelby discuss how USA Today is testing bilingual content with a new series. They also talk about the most engaging topics from last year, tips on writing headlines that drive traffic and clicks, and how BBC and Bloomberg are gaining Instagram followers.

In this special holiday episode, Tyler takes a look back at 2019 trends in digital publishing that were predicted like publishers using mixed-revenue models and increased governmental privacy compliance laws. Tyler also goes over some that trends that didn't gain traction like ad rates not surpassing 2018 holiday rates, the rise of "vertical" storytelling, and Tyler takes a look into what's to come in 2020.

Tyler and Shelby cover some media stats about Tiktok, podcasts, and media consumption. They also discuss how Spotify is using user data to connect with their audience and Unsplash's unique way of selling sponsored content.

Tyler and Shelby discuss Black Friday and its effects on the ad revenue index, how Bloomberg news hurts brand with one-sided political coverage, and what food media is doing right for sustainable models. They also discuss how 69% of media is to be traded programmatically in 2020 despite fraud and safety fears.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how users navigate search features and what it means for SEO, how publishers are updating their gift guide strategies to stay competitive on search and social, and that the Telegraph is moving beyond clicks to convince marketers its ads work. They also discuss how Twitter now allows users to hide replies to a Tweet.

Tyler is joined by Suthe as they discuss how Instagram adds new features for publishers called "Reels" that appear to be them taking on TikTok, how publishers are trying new tactics to sell their direct buying platforms, and how Google Chrome now warns of "Mixed Content." They also discuss how the Atlantic is launching a subscriber-only application.

Tyler is joined by Suthe this week as they discuss how Delish doubles site traffic by focusing on search, the impact of Apple's latest privacy update thwarting 'link decoration', and they answer the question of whether publishers should worry about Apple News+. They also discuss the new Google Chrome "badge of shame" for slow sites.

Tyler and Shelby discuss the death of Deadspin, how Google Search Console is beginning to roll out Speed Report, and Google has a new WordPress plugin. They also discuss how Immediate Media tests a new way to share data directly with advertisers.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how the new Federal Trade Commission rules are starting to crack down on fake social media followers, likes, and fake reviews. USA Today also rebuilds its website. They also discuss how DeadSpin.com is in an ad standoff with its owner, G/O Media, and about the Google BERT update.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how publishers are rolling out impeachment newsletters and podcasts, the unexpected ways publishers have been finding success with side platforms, and the top ways to promote your blog.