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The number of social media posts about Osama bin Laden’s death eclipsed those of the royal wedding and the Japanese earthquake yesterday.

Video on demand (VoD) has seen a rise in viewing – up 11% in 2010, according to the multi-screen media measurement service provider Rentrak.

Jim Marshall wonders why Will & Kate’s big day wasn’t a major digital event… Did the Royals miss a trick? What about a ‘My big fat Royal Wedding’ Facebook page, some stories about the stag do and after party, and royal twittering

Greg Grimmer, partner, Hurrell Moseley Dawson & Grimmer, encourages British dotcom successes to go global…

Future Foundation’s Richard Nicholls: Happiness will be defined as social engagement, skill accumulation, professionalising one’s approach to one’s own needs, taking the steps most likely to lead to a healthier, wealthier life. At least, it will be on Facebook…

Around 5% of The Times’ combined print and digital audience read the newspaper’s content on the iPad, according to News International.

Media buyers predict that online video will see the largest increase in ad spend in 2011, followed by mobile and social media.

Consumer charity Which? has called on the digital radio switchover target to be increased to 70%.

Twitter broke the news of Osama bin Laden’s death before President Obama gave his address to the United States.

Alex Hunter, the IPA’s finance director, on the rewards and risks of social media advertising…