For Digital Media Giants, Pairing Up Is Hard to Do
It’s been roughly a year since BuzzFeed CEO Jonah Peretti publicly floated the idea that his company along with the other richly funded media outfits should merge so they could demand more money from tech companies like Facebook. So far, none of the big deals that Peretti suggested have come to pass—but not for lack of trying.
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