Tyler and Shelby talk about how the majority of publishers have not started preparing for the California Consumer Privacy Act and how the European Parliament just passed two new articles that tighten up copyright laws on the internet. They also talk about how Unilever is launching a "Trusted Publisher Network" and how The Telegraph just launched a new female sports vertical.

Tyler and Shelby go over some highlights from Pubtelligence New York and how the Google March core search algorithm update affected digital publishers. They also discuss how Bloomberg has been able to increase video views on Instagram and how mobile time-spent has increased.

Tyler and Shelby talk about how digital publishers have an opportunity to take advantage of using 'story' formats to engage users. They also discuss how reading preferences differ among users and the parallels between direct-to-consumer (DTC) brands and digital publishers.

Tyler and Shelby discuss Google's announcement to shift to first-price auction and Apple's anti-tracking update. They also talk about how European publishers are struggling with subscription and how to improve site speed by lazy-loading images and serving next-gen formats. They end the episode with a conversation about SEO and site architecture.

Tyler and Shelby talk about how digital ad spend is predicted to increase by 19% this year and how non-secure HTTP messages negatively affect user behavior and perception. They also discuss a new alliance of French publishers that are teaming together to build a unified login system and what digital publishers are doing to "personalize content." They end the show by going over some on-site SEO factors.

Tyler and Shelby discuss rankings for 'Your Money Your Life' pages and how publishers are expected to increase content production this year. They also talk about Apple's new subscription media service and how AMP pages stack up against regular mobile pages.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how The Telegraph acquires and retains users and how Business Insider is integrating Taboola Feed to give readers a social-style content experience. They also talk about how publishers cannot depend on Facebook for distribution and how The New York Times has stopped posting content on Snapchat.

Tyler and Shelby talk about domain authority and how Google's domination in the search landscape has led to a shrinkage of click-through opportunities in both the United States and Europe. They also discuss how Astrology.com has thrived for the past 20 years by focusing on its website, search, and email.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how leading publishers invest more in engagement than acquisition and how Glamour is planning a new site redesign to help build user habit. They also talk about how Buzzfeed, Vice, and Group Nine media are teaming together to measure video and how Google plans to retire its old Search Console.

Tyler and Whitney sit down to discuss findings regarding revenue, traffic, and EPMV from Ezoic's 2019 Publisher Performance Report. They also talk about Google's proposal to ban third-party ad-blockers and their recent $57M GDPR fine. They close the show with some discussion about artificial intelligence in publishing and AMP pages