Kristen Howerton from RageAgainstTheMinivan.com joins Tyler and Shelby to discuss the lessons she's learned throughout a decade of blogging. From the evolution of blogs to how to monetize podcasts, Kristen shares insightful tips for digital publishers.

Tyler and Shelby join John Cole in London to discuss why it is important for digital publishers to add value to their audience. They also talk about the benefits of partnerships with other publishers, advertisers, and brands in general. They close the show by talking about how Apple's Tim Cook recently called for GDPR inspired regulations in the United States.

Tyler and Shelby discuss how The Washington Post is testing user experience and how digital publishers can use memes to promote engagement among their audience. Tyler breaks down the difference between programmatic ads and affiliate advertising and Shelby shares a new study about the future of mobile.

Tyler and Shelby talk about Snapchat's new episodic shows and how to use polls and surveys to engage users. They also discuss how New York Magazine is combining sections to launch a new website and how a sports platform is using data to gain and retain users. They end the show by announcing a new video series, Inside the Publisher Lab, which takes a deep dive into topics discussed on the podcast.

Tyler and Shelby discuss Netflix's plans to let viewers choose storylines for shows and movies. They also talk about a new, limited edition newsletter from The New York Times and how a Danish publisher increased engagement by quitting Facebook. They wrap up the episode by discussing how Bloomberg Media increased content consumption through text-to-audio features.

Tyler and Shelby talk about Bloomberg's move to launch a media organization off of Twitter and how ABC's News plans to increase their live-stream video audience. Shelby breaks down Google's new search strategy while Tyler elaborates on how these changes may affect digital publishers. They also discuss how USA Today is using AR to engage users.

Tyler and Shelby talk about Bing's new release of AMP pages for news websites. They also discuss the new trend of episodic videos on IGTV and Snapchat's new feature that allows publishers access to user-generated content.

Former Hearst UK Chief Digital Officer, Paul Cassar, joins Tyler and Shelby to discuss the difference in engagement for above and below the fold ads. They also talk about launching brands on Instagram, while Paul gives his take on Snapchat as a platform for digital publishers. The trio also talks about Verizon's ad tech stack, Oath Advertising Platform and the addition of Reach to The Ozone Project.

Tyler and Shelby dive into Amazon's rebranding move toward Amazon Advertising. They also talk about the Facebook Watch's international debut and other big players in the video industry. They discuss Google's new search platform, while Tyler breaks down bid caching.

Tyler and Shelby discuss Facebook's tool which conducts multivariant tests on organic content. They also talk about recent findings which report that only one-third of publishers see a boost in traffic from using AMP, along with a couple Google updates. They close the show by discussing how BuzzFeed News is now soliciting donations from their readers.