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Following what was also a healthy period for Android in the tablet market, GWI’s results reveal that during 2013, Android’s mobile market share climbed from 27% to 65%.

The move sees Facebook latch on to current social networking trends as it seeks new ways to engage younger audiences.

The differences between Twitter and Facebook have an enormous implication for data mining for television, says Mediaocean’s Sarah Lawson Johnston. So what does the future have in store?

If Mike Luckwell thinks it’s worth the effort to try to save Reader’s Digest from an apparently inevitable extinction, it would be best to pay attention – but can he really make a profit from the ‘frisky over 50s’?

The ABC’s combining of print and digital figures is progress for the industry, says Peter Houston, founder of Flipping Pages Media. So why is he left hoping for something else, something more?

Levine said about 15 members of staff will lose their jobs as he looks to create a “smaller, more entrepreneurial endeavour” at Take-Two.

Total tablet shipments were up 20% year on year to reach 76.8 million units in Q4 2013.

Following SecondSync’s social TV partnership with Facebook last month, a new white paper “Watching With Friends” has now been released.

Richard Marks of Research The Media argues that Facebook’s ‘Watching with Friends’ report on social TV is long overdue – highlighting that, like television itself, Social TV is a multi-platform phenomenon.

‘The New Way to Read’ app offers an all-you-can-read magazine service for £9.99 a month, set to roll out globally through the rest of the year.