ZenithOptimedia has downgraded its 2013 overall market growth prediction to 2.5%, after revising down every medium except cinema.
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The Daily had only secured around 100,000 subscribers during its 21 months in existence – losing around $30 million a year.
At the recent Newsworks tablet debate ‘What Next For Tablets?’ much discussion centred on whether the tablet should be treated differently as a separate channel or as part of total newspaper sales…
Must see TV is now must Tweet TV, so says Dan Biddle, head of broadcast partnerships at Twitter, at yesterday’s Future of TV Advertising conference in London.
The onset of winter saw the UK’s online population jump up to its highest level since UKOM began reporting in January 2010.
Connected, empowered and increasingly ‘flattered’ customers sit at the control panel of a remarkable spider’s web of influence and information. And nothing at all will ever be the same.
Simon Andrews, founder of the full service mobile agency addictive!, rounds up this week’s mobile news.
The Mail Online has surged ahead of other online newspapers according to the latest data from ABC. To coincide with DMGT’s own reports of a huge 74% increase in revenue to £28m in the year ending 30 September, the Mail Online was edging over 6.6 million unique readers in October.
Global Android activation is currently outpacing the number of babies born and the rise of nomophobia – a fear of being without our phones – proves that the future is all about mobile. So how can brands deliver a great consumer experience?
David Montgomery has said that Local World “signals the fight back in Britain’s regional media industry,” and has promised the creation of a strong media business dedicated to the provision of quality local content and advertising platforms.