The company has recently had discussions with an array of media companies, including major television networks, online video producers and magazine publishers, to bring short video clips to Spotify as soon as this month, according to people with knowle...
EMarketer’s latest forecast predicts that 1 billion people around the world will use tablets at least monthly by the end of the year, a growth of 19%. That number is expected to rise to 1.51 billion people by 2019.
The fresh look, which was launched on its mobile site this week, will still feature its signature Splash, the jumbo-sized headline that greets readers at the top of the page. That was off limits to the designers. It is the first substantial redesign ...
Dave Jakubowski, the head of ad technology at Facebook, told an audience at the Collision Conference in Las Vegas on Tuesday that smartwatches are “absolutely” an advertising opportunity. But he emphasized that the real challenge will be in...
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Twentieth Century Fox and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Pictures are rolling out a second unique social media marketing tactic today for their collaboration on the Poltergeist remake, this time with Twitter’s new live streaming service Periscope, as they look to leverage millennials' interest in fear-inducing content, personalized material and social media.
Kayvon Beykpour says his company was "completely prepared" to stop users trying to use the live streaming app to watch Saturday's Floyd Mayweather and Manny Pacquiao fight for free. Beykpour says Periscope received 66 takedown requests on Saturday -- 3...