Alan Mutter worries that "exploding" mobile ad expenditures, which rose to $5.3 billion in the first half of 2014, may be a further setback to publishers this year. It's only logical, he argues, that ad dollars will begin to funnel over to smartphones ...
Research for Nov. 2014 conducted by The Search Agency found U.S. print news and media companies have embraced mobile sites, but speed remains an issue. None of the sites studied were able to meet Google's recommendation for a five-second load time, and...
ComScore ranked Apple as the top smartphone manufacturer with 41.8% OEM market share and Google Android as the top smartphone platform with 52.6% platform market share among key U.S. smartphone trends for November 2014. The data also found that 178 mil...
If broadcasters really want to own mobile, they need to harness and harvest consumers' infatuation with constantly having their smartphones in hand, writes Neil Augenstein. The reporter and tech editor for WTOP says his own attempt was through an engag...
The Toronoto Star will hire 60 new staffers for its forthcoming tablet edition according to a leaked memo published on J-Source.ca. The hirings, which will include designers and journalists, comes after the paper became the first white label client of ...
Today's technology is evolving rapidly, and as consumers look for the latest and greatest, businesses must also keep up. Not surprisingly, how media is fragmenting—from devices to the way consumers use them—was a topic explored frequently t...