Jeremy Barr covers the business of media, with a particular focus on how newspaper, magazine, and digital-native publishers are making money from advertising and other lines of business. He joined Ad Age in November 2015, after serving as an associate editor for Politico Media for over a year and a half. A graduate of Emory University and the University of Maryland's journalism school, he got his start on the media beat as a contributor to Poynter.org.
Latest from Jeremy Barr
A Senate subcommittee held a hearing Wednesday on "Exploring Augmented Reality."
Mike McAvoy, president and CEO of The Onion, will head up ad sales and revenue for the media properties that make up the Fusion Media Group.
Cheddar, a video network started by former BuzzFeed president Jon Steinberg, is hoping to find brands to sponsor show ideas.
New York Times Publisher Arthur Ochs Sulzberger Jr. sent a memo to staff Friday in the wake of Donald Trump's election.
The Daily Beast, which has seen a nearly 50% increase in revenue in 2016, is joining "the loyal opposition" following Donald Trump's election.
Marketers, agencies, and ad-supported media companies all have something at stake in today's presidential and congressional elections.
Teen Vogue is cutting back to become a quarterly, and Amy Oelkers has been tapped to head up revenue.
New York magazine publisher Larry Burstein is leaving his role, and the company will hire a chief revenue officer to replace him.
Time Inc. suffered a 3% decline in revenue for its third quarter, and further cut its revenue outlook for the year.
The New York Times experienced an 18.5% decline in print advertising revenue in the company's third quarter, it was announced Wednesday.
