Site Name
Latest
The new media age Awards 2012 open for entries.
The new media age Awards, now in its 16th year, celebrates the best use of interactive media across all platforms, from online to mobile to connected TV.
Twitter embroiled in censorship row
Twitter is now able to censor posts on a country-by-country basis, instead of blocking them across the entire network, stirring concerns over freedom of speech with dissenting users of the service planning a one-day boycott.
Publishers seek alternatives to paid-for downloads
Media owners are increasingly turning to subscription pricing models in a bid to monetise their assets in the ultra-competitive mobile and tablet app market.
-
FROM: Netflix could act as a micropayment test bed for broadcasters
-
FROM: Publishers urged to take the plunge into private exchanges
-
FROM: Marketers' focus on iOS is misguided
Latest Opinion
Opinion: The digital world remains governed by human nature
Mark Earls, author of Herd and I’ll Have What She’s Having; former Olgivy London and European executive planning director
Facebook and Twitter square up to Google over personalised search
This week saw social networks Twitter and Facebook hit out at Google, accusing it of manipulating its natural search listings to favour Google+.
Netflix could act as a micropayment test bed for broadcasters
With consumers increasingly willing to pay for online film and TV content, striking subscription agreements with Netflix could help broadcasters experiment with micropayments.
Site Inspections
Gadfly
Gadfly – 27.01.12
So, another January draws to a close. Good. That means people might start doing stuff in the evenings again. Gadders certainly hopes so.
