Forbes' pioneering Lewis Dvorkin says it's time to shake things up again, and mobile-centricity will drive the magazine's next round of changes. He says Camerama, a photo-sharing app Forbes bought last year, will play a crucial role in new mobile devel...
Forbes' pioneering Lewis Dvorkin says it's time to shake things up again, and mobile-centricity will drive the magazine's next round of changes. He says Camerama, a photo-sharing app Forbes bought last year, will play a crucial role in new mobile devel...
New research from Minet & Co. finds that among 800 parents quizzed about their kids' preferred viewing habits, 57% said their children favored handheld devices to a TV screen. Anthony Crupi reports that 41% of parents also said their kids would pic...
Telemundo’s newscast Noticiero Telemundo will air a special edition that will be shot on mobile devices, making the NBCUniversal-owned network the first national network to air news stories via smartphones and tablets. Journalists will ...
Nielsen's new Total Audience Report has shaken out at least one unintuitive surprise: more 18-34-year-olds -- 90% of them -- listen to radio each week compared to 80% using a smartphone weekly. Toni Fitzgerald reports that radio's accessibility may be ...
Mobile's ascendancy is unquestionable, and Ricardo Bilton lays out the key metrics that demonstrate it in five charts. TV is becoming a casualty already, he posits: mobile's ad share is eating into print, desktop and TV, and mobile's ad spend is speedi...