A European Broadcasting Union website giving access to free and legal TV coverage of the Olympics by 40 broadcasters across Europe is attracting millions of users a day. The Eurovision Sports...
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The Daily, Rupert Murdoch’s tablet newspaper, has laid off close to a third of its staff just 18 months after its glitzy launch. Executives at the News Corp-owned title told its...
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Frost & Sullivan and PWC released their latest piece of media thought leadership last week – the Australian and New Zealand online shopping market and digital insights. If you are into...
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For Google Inc.’s YouTube it was a $150 million experiment: Seed dozens of new video “channels” on its Web service and see what works. So far, Google likes what it sees...
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The switch to digital television is not yet complete, but UK households could be forced to adjust their sets again with a parliamentary inquiry now forecasting a second wave of switchover,...
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In L2′s new Digital IQ Index: Magazines study, released last week, we found that an overwhelming 89 percent of the 80 titles included in the survey are currently active on Pinterest....
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One way to view smartphones is as a direct-response tool that consumers carry around in their pockets. Viewing an outdoor ad, for example, smartphone owners can act immediately via mobile to...
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Laura Lang Rethinks Magazines for Time Inc.’s Digital Audience – NYTimes.com.
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In an effort to promote Energy Sheets, a brand of caffeine-laced breath strips, last week Walmart launched a Facebook contest to send American rapper/Energy Sheets spokesperson Pitbull to the store location...
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The digital paywall The New York Times put into effect in March 2011 continues to gain traction. Approximately 509,000 people now subscribe, up 13% from the paywall’s one-year anniversary in mid-March,...
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