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Everyone knows online dating can be stressful, time-consuming, and downright awful. Check out our top picks for the best dating apps, so you can streamline the process and find the right date, whatever you're looking for.

Have you ever taken a beautiful video, only to have it ruined by some jerk in the background yelling curse words? Here's a list of apps you can use to add your own music to Instagram posts as well as your Story.

Sky wants to be able to serve targeted ads during linear broadcasts to 60% of the U.K. by 2021. The post Inside Sky’s pitch for addressable TV budgets appeared first on Digiday.

“We haven’t cracked all the challenges transitioning from a world of unencumbered access to log-file data to a moderated Ads Data Hub. But we are making progress.” The post A year in: How agencies have adapted to a world without Google’s DoubleClick ID appeared first on Digiday.

A breakdown of how long a video needs to play on platforms, including Snapchat, IGTV, Pinterest and Reddit, before it counts as a view. The post How YouTube, Facebook and other platforms count video views appeared first on Digiday.

The end of Barton F. Graf isn't a bellwether for independent creative shops but a sign that the business has only gotten tougher and creative shops, in particular, will need to adapt to survive. The post ‘Complacency is the root’: In a tricky market, creative agencies will need to adapt appeared first on Digiday.

The Bustle Digital Group-owned publisher has amassed an eight-figure audience on Snapchat with Daily Story content that it doesn't make itself. The post Elite Daily’s Snapchat story was watched by 20m users last month appeared first on Digiday.

Amazon has previously offered vendors the ability to bid on the Amazon’s Choice badge by lowering prices, increasing profitability per sale for Amazon and increasing marketing spend, according to sources who received the pitch from the company. The post Amazon offered vendors ‘Amazon’s Choice’ labels in return for ad spending and lower prices appeared first on Digiday.

As Lee Jeans retools its relationships with influencers to be more holistic rather than focusing solely on their social channels, the company is doubling its digital budget. The post Lee Jeans is doubling its digital advertising budget appeared first on Digiday.

The social network, which Wordpress parent Automattic acquired for $3 million, will serve as a test bed for new services. The post With Tumblr acquisition, Automattic gets a chance to win more brands’ business appeared first on Digiday.

Two months ago, the first real wake-up call was delivered to the advertising industry regarding the General Data Protection Regulation. After over a year of complacency from European businesses, most of which believed they could continue business as usual without changing much and remain complaint, attitudes are changing. The post The Rundown: The GDPR safety bubble has finally burst appeared first on Digiday.

The subscription publisher has undertaken a year-long project understanding how decisions editors make impact the reader, in order to drive retention. The post How The Times of London increased digital subscribers 19% in a year appeared first on Digiday.

Every campaign for certain Kellogg's-owned brands like Pringles will have esports on its media plan. The post ‘It’s a continuous investment’: Kellogg’s shifts sports-related ad spending to esports appeared first on Digiday.

More lawmakers are cracking down on Amazon's allegedly anticompetitive practices. But it's important to understand what these politicians and advocates are claiming, in order to surmise the best approach to fight the ever-growing tech behemoth. The post Why Washington wants to break up Amazon, explained appeared first on Digiday.

Following the debuts of soccer-centric B/R Football in 2017 and gambling-oriented B/R Betting in 2018, Bleacher Report has rebranded its football vertical. The post In effort to replicate House of Highlights, Bleacher Report launches B/R Gridiron appeared first on Digiday.