Joost has announced that Mike Volpi has been appointed chief executive officer. Volpi succeeds the company’s founding CEO, Fredrik de Wahl, who remains at Joost as chief strategy officer.Volpi joins Joost from Cisco Systems, where he spent 13 years in a variety of strategic management roles.de Wahl said: “Mike brings unparalleled leadership and technology expertise… Continue reading Joost Gets New CEO

The Sunday Telegraph is getting a new look from next weekend, with a new typeface and layout.Unlike the recent relaunch of the Independent On Sunday, the Sunday Telegraph will not have its content or structure changed.Patience Wheatcroft, editor, is quoted by the Guardian as saying: “It’s a redesign of the look of the newspaper, not… Continue reading New Look For Sunday Telegraph

Newspaper circulations world-wide rose 2.3% in 2006, while newspaper advertising revenues showed substantial gains, according to the World Association of Newspapers (WAN). WAN said that global newspaper sales were up 2.3% over the year, and had increased 9.48% over the past five years. Newspaper sales increased year-on-year in Asia, Europe, Africa, South America, with North… Continue reading Global Newspaper Circulations Show Rise

The UK has the most active online population in Europe, with the highest average number of daily visitors (21.8 million), according to new research from comScore. comScore adds that the UK has the highest usage days per month (21 per user), and the highest average time spent per month per user (34.4 hours) in Europe.… Continue reading UK Has Most Active Online Population In Europe

Nielsen Media Research is offering its US clients data showing the impact that DVRs are having on shows broadcast by US networks.The networks called on Nielsen to provide time-shifted data so they could give advertisers an idea of how many viewers were watching live and later in playback mode.Starting this week, Nielsen is offering data… Continue reading Nielsen To Offer DVR Data In US

The new Apple iPhone is to go on sale in the US on June 29, with the company expected to announce launch dates for Europe and Asia in the coming weeks.The iPhone, which will be priced between $500 (£250) and $600 (£300), lets users watch movies, download songs and store photos, and also offers email,… Continue reading Apple iPhone Gets US Launch Date

ITV is said to be considering the future of the newly launched Friends Reunited spin-off site Jobs Reunited, after the project has reportedly failed to take off.Friends Reunited Jobs was launched in December last year and the company is said to now be in discussions with staff about their future.Ideas for the site being proposed… Continue reading ITV Could Be Considering Future Of Jobs Reunited Site

Google is to acquire the RSS distribution company FeedBurner for an undisclosed sum. Susan Wojcicki, vice president product management for Google, said that the purchase will give Google access to Feedburner’s network of 431,171 current publishers to add to its AdSense network and also provide a greater level of access to advertise on blogs and… Continue reading Google Buys RSS Distribution Company

Stuff magazine’s website, www.stuff.tv, is to launch a mobile service http://mobile.stuff.tv.Users are asked to text STUFF to 60030 and the URL will be sent to their mobile phones immediately. The service will feature breaking news, reviews, top 10’s and stuff.tv’s popular video clips.Tom Dunmore, editor-in-chief, said: “Stuff magazine has a passion for gadgets, so it’s… Continue reading Stuff.tv To Launch On Mobile

The BBC has reached agreement with the developer Peel Holdings over its move to the mediacity:uk development at Salford Quays.The BBC Trust has approved the terms of the deal which means that the BBC’s proposed move of five of its London-based departments to the North of England will now definitely go ahead.The departments which will… Continue reading BBC Salford Move Gets Go Ahead