Daily Candy Launches Online Video

by Kate Ottenberg on April 13, 2009

Uber popular and successful email newsletter Daily Candy recently started including online video to their emails.

This is the first major change that Daily Candy has made to its format, which was aquired by Comcast in August for $125 million. The production quality could use an upgrade, but they already have pre-roll ads.

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