TV viewing figures show Brits prefer traditional sets over smartphones | Media | The Guardian
It appears it will be some time before the explosion in smartphones and tablet computers revolutionises TV viewing, with the average...
read moreGlobal Mobile Data Traffic Set to Explode by 2018 – Mashable
The rise of mobile is still going strong, with cell tower-based data traffic growing 81% worldwide in 2013. In fact, last...
read moreM-commerce has grown 63% in the last 5 years, with an average £199 spent on mobile purchases in 2013 – The Drum
Four out of 10 smartphone owners have bought something direct from their mobile phone spending an average of £199 each in...
read more80% of Facebook TV chat comes from mobile while up to a quarter of viewers interact during shows, TV analytics report reveals – The Drum
Up to a quarter of viewing TV audiences post about programmes on Facebook while they are on air and 80 per...
read moreNewsquest online advertising revenue increases by a fifth, Gannett says – The Drum
Newsquest’s online advertising revenue increased by 19 per cent in 2013, parent company Gannett has said.In a briefing for analysts on...
read moreMagazines Gain in Digital Sales but Newsstand Revenue Continues to Fall – NYTimes.com
Magazine circulation declined slightly in the last six months of 2013, according to new figures released Thursday by the Alliance for...
read moreBuzzFeed staffs up as it lays claim to 16m UK users – theguardian.com
BuzzFeed is boosting its British editorial staff with the hiring of Richard James, deputy online editor at Metro.co.uk, as news editor....
read moreFingers Crossed, Marketers Count on Olympic Gold – NYTimes.com
THE many marketers spending an estimated $1 billion to sponsor and advertise during the Olympics in Sochi, Russia, are keeping their...
read moreMobile Helps Drive Visits to Super Bowl Advertisers’ Sites – Advertising Age
This year’s Super Bowl advertisers saw more web traffic to their sites than ever before. Although Super Bowl advertising is largely...
read moreNews Corp results hit by falling ad revenue – Telegraph
News Corp has reported a 4pc fall in quarterly revenue on lower advertising sales at its newspapers, especially in Australia. This...
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