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Yesterday saw the official UK launch of GSMA Mobile Media Metrics (MMM), offering census-level internet usage data from all five UK mobile operators.

David Eun has rejoined AOL from Google, as president of AOL Media and Studios. He will be responsible for the company’s 80+ content sites, its new SEED.com publishing platform, as well as the newly acquired StudioNow video platform.

Nearly 80% of podcast consumers believe that when price and quality is equal, they prefer to buy products from companies that advertise on or sponsor the podcasts they regularly enjoy, according to new research.

Facebook is now the fourth largest distributor of online news content behind Google, Yahoo! and MSN.

In an increasingly digitised world, TGI Net Europa reveals differences in internet use and online purchasing across four major European markets – Britain, France, Germany and Spain.

Social network site Digg.com has appointed Net Communities to handle its UK direct advertising sales.

Cameron Yuill, CEO of AdGent 007, predicts that 2010 is “going to be an amazing break out year in which all our ‘experiments’ with social and real time media become permanent fixtures”…

A new US report has found that 8-18 year-olds devote an average of 7 hours and 38 minutes to using entertainment media across a typical day (more than 53 hours a week), up from 6 hours and 21 minutes in 2004.

Ofcom has revoked Teletext’s licence, bringing to an end 17 years of text-based interactive TV services.

In keeping with many predictions that 2010 will finally be “the year of mobile”, January saw a host of forecasts claiming mobile was about to take-off in a major way.