A MUST-READ FOR JOURNALISTS, PUBLISHERS,BRAND OWNERS, PUBLIC RELATIONS PROFESSIONALS AND ADVERTISING CREATIVESToday, advertisers are facing an attention crisis while independent media areshrinking. These trends force journalism and advertising to blend. The Editorial Age ushers in a new era, and introduces: pioneering brands that earn attention and credibility by producing media ofjournalistic quality, including Acne, Google, Mr Porter, Weight Watchers, andLouis Vuitton Moët Hennessy. emerging media companies that combine independent publishing withcreative services for brands, including VICE, Forbes, Monocle and The Churchof London. essential principles to safeguard journalistic integrity, protect the public, andavoid damaged reputations.This book shows the importance of independent thinking, editorial talent, and an original voice to survive in tomorrows media industry. It clarifi es expressions like branded content, customer media, content marketing, branded journalism and native advertising.Amsterdam-based journalist Ebele Wybenga (1987) writes about contemporary culture, brands, and advertising. He contributes to the weekend edition of newspaper NRC Handelsblad and is a columnist for Adformatie, the journal of the Dutch advertising and media industry.