Dean Wilson, UK managing director at Active International, on the radio in the 21st Century: The licence-fee bankrolled BBC still rules the airwaves, people have almost stopped buying vinyl and even their “forever” replacement CD’s are in decline, digital music is de-rigeur…
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Neil Perkin, founder of Only Dead Fish, says the best content services of the future will be those that offer smart combinations of algorithmically generated recommendation, with a good measure of content curation, alongside a healthy dose of serendipity…
The latest marketing mailer from the advertising industry news weekly Campaign (May 4, 2011) features MediaTel Newsline’s regular columnist Jim Marshall endorsing the product – and a very good product it is too!
Streaming service Netflix is set to offer films and TV shows on smartphones that use Google’s Android operating system.
An impressive 12.6 million peak viewers tuned in to BBC One on Saturday night for this year’s Eurovision Song Contest to see the battle between Blue and Jedward play out.
The Royal Wedding provided a boost for the national newspaper market in April, with the total daily market up 0.5% on March.
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Simon Andrews, founder of the full service mobile agency addictive! (and a chair at this year’s Media Playground event), on People, Places, Physical and Promotion…
The Financial Times is yet to sign up to Apple’s new in-app purchasing terms, despite publishers being forced to agree or quit iOS next month.
As publishers sign up to Apple’s iPad subscription model and ABC announces plans to start putting digital subscriptions towards a title’s rate base (even if the electronic version differs from the print version), the New York Times asks, what is an iPad magazine reader really worth?