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As online video and mobile become increasingly prolific in the digital sphere, Newcast’s Matt Davies argues that brands would do well not to forget traditional advertising mediums just yet…

To coincide with the start of the BBC’s World War One season the broadcaster has launched a range of new digital content under a new brand called BBC iWonder.

New research from iStrategyLabs reveals that between January 2011 and January 2014, the number of 13-17 year olds in the US that use Facebook has dropped by over three million.

Spotify Free users could only previously listen to up to 10 hours of music per month via their PCs or laptops, which the company hoped would encourage users to sign up for the paid version at a cost of £9.99 per month.

Research from Flurry Analytics revealed that in 2013, while overall app usage increased 115%, messaging and social services, such as WhatsApp and Blackberry Messenger, grew by a huge 203%.

The Q4 2013 Bellwether Report, published today, reveals a strong upwards revision to marketing budgets, marking the fifth quarter of consecutive growth and the second-highest rate of growth in the survey’s history.

Ahead of the CES debrief next week, Newsline hears from Videology’s Rhys McLachlan as he shares his thoughts on the biggest themes from this year’s gadget-fest. Prepare to pay homage at the feet of the TV gods…

Torin Douglas speaks with Dominic Grounsell, marketing director of RSA’s MORE TH>N, about the advertising power of Facebook for the insurance brand, big data scepticism and how clients should work closer with media owners.

Following large-scale public consultation, the BBFC has announced that it will be publishing new Classification Guidelines for film and video on 24 February.

Through the private marketplace, Guardian News & Media will sell video inventory programmatically to selected trading desks and agencies.