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Several publishers have begun announcing their pay cuts and furlough plans as ad revenue continues drying up. Seeing patterns from previous recessions, former media execs explain why these cost controls are only temporary fixes. March 31, 2020 Several publishers started announcing their pay cuts and furlough plans as ad revenue continues drying up. Seeing patterns from previous recessions, former media execs explain why these cost controls are only temporary fixes. Read more below. - “Pay cuts are symbolic. It’s a shared sacrifice," said one former media CEO. A 5% decrease on a $60,000 salary "is not going to move the needle much, but [everyone is taking a little bit of the pain](.” - For Digiday+ members, eager to maintain positive free cash flow, every publisher or agency CFO is looking to [ensure clients pay up any outstanding bills]( and pare down the bills flowing out from their own businesses. - Here’s the story of [how Hyundai Assurance came to be]( following the financial crash of 2008 and how it was revived in recent weeks. - After exerting their buying power and influence over other ad tech vendors, [the holding groups are coming]( for supply-side platforms. Other things to know about - We'll be joined by former Comscore and 360i CEO Bryan Wiener to explore the importance of leading in a crisis for our next Digiday+ Talk. 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