The Fourth Screen: How Smartwatches Could Be Used for Ads – Mashable
Will your wrist be the next billboard? With new entries from Sony, Samsung and Motorola hitting the market, plus rumored interest...
read moreTwitter testing removal of At replies and hashtags – The Drum
via: Brace yourselves, Twitter fans: phasing out of @ replies and hashtags is being tested | The Drum.
read moreAlibaba Enters Messaging Market With $215 Million Investment in Tango – Mashable
via: Alibaba Enters Messaging Market With $215 Million Investment in Tango.
read moreTalkSport owner UTV Media sees pre-tax profits plummet by almost 16% – theguardian.com
Company considers bidding for 2015 Rugby World Cup rights after disappointing year-on-year profit report. via TalkSport owner UTV Media sees pre-tax...
read moreMeshing and stacking: APAC consumers lead world in multiscreening – Campaign Asia
ASIA-PACIFIC – When it comes to watching TV and using mobile devices simultaneously, people in Thailand ‘mesh’ (consume related content) at...
read more1% of advertisers control 80% of search clicks and traffic, says new Kantar report – The Drum
A minority of highly successful advertisers, one per cent to be exact, dominate paid search advertising, controlling 80 per cent of...
read moreSeeking TV Ad Budgets, Facebook Goes Wide With Video Ads – Advertising Age
After launching a test of its long awaited video ads in December, Facebook is now formally rolling them out to a...
read moreWhat’s next for iPlayer? BBC announces new content and revamped platform – The Independent
The BBC has unveiled a raft of new content exclusive to its revamped iPlayer service amid fears that channels such as...
read moreGOING, GOING! Newspapers want to sell Cars.com for $3 billion – The Drum
The cars.com online marketplace is up for sale. A group of newspaper publishers hopes to raise as much as $3 billion,...
read moreTwitter’s ad revenue rises but average ad rate falls 67% in 2013 – The Drum
Twitter has reported a 110 per cent year-on-year rise in ad revenues taking the total to $664.9m (£397.5m) for 2013, yet...
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