[Digiday Daily]
Ad buyers expect Hulu and YouTube to begin [selling ads in their live TV services]( soon, but the question remains whether ad buyers are ready to buy them.
The Washington Post grew its digital subscribers to more than 1 million last year. Now, it's [ramping up efforts to retain them](.
"About half the time I feel welcome, and the other half of the time I feel like an outsider." In the [latest installment of our Confessions series](, a full-time freelancer who works for brands and agencies discusses feeling excluded from companies he works for, a common lack of clarity with brands' projects and more.
Commerce-focused publishers like Clique, Food52 and Goop are increasingly asking their audiences for input when developing products. [Here's how](.
Reporter Kerry Flynn, formerly of Mashable, is [joining Digiday](.
In case you missed it: On [last week's Starting Out podcast](, GE's Linda Boff discusses delivering constructive criticism and her "spidey sense" that helps with hiring.
Programmatic marketing executives from Bayer, SAP, Dell and Brooklinen are speaking at the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit to share how they are taking control of their tech stacks. Join us in New Orleans next month and [reserve your spot today](.
[Ad buyers expect Hulu, YouTube to start selling ads in their live TV services](
Tim Peterson
Hulu and YouTube have kept quiet about when they will start selling ads in their respective live TV services. That's expected to change soon.
[The Washington Post offers exclusive benefits in push to retain subscribers](
Lucia Moses
The Post now has about 25 people working on retention as it seeks to grow its digital subscriptions, now at 1 million.
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