Gannett, Fairfax Media, MittMedia and Bennett, Coleman and Co. Ltd. are the four regional winners of the excellence in media innovation global awards from the International News Media Association. A global winner will be selected from the four and...
A year ago, Calkins Media generated zero revenue from online video at its two newspapers in Bucks County, Pa. Today, it is bringing in $40,000 per month and area cable operators are eyeing its two daily newscasts as the nucleus of a potential hyperloca...
PCs and laptops have remained the primary tools of the trade when in the office, eMarketer reports, but this paradigm is rapidly shifting, altering the budgets, strategies and tactics of B2B marketers. A new eMarketer report says workplace technology t...
eMarketer reports U.S. use of smartphones is catching up with the United Kingdom, one of the more advanced mobile markets in the world. eMarketer expects 65 % of U.S. mobile phone users, or 51.4% of the population, to use a smartphone at least monthly ...
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Although mobile Web will continue to dominate search budgets in the next four years, there will also be a shift towards more in-application spend, according to a new study from Juniper Research.
Viacom-owned Comedy Central is unveiling its first application that makes its programming mobile, with Corona and Unilever supporting the launch.
Cards for photos, application installs, products and other categories have been introduced by Twitter over the past year, giving marketers a way to more deeply engage mobile consumers with added information and interactivity.