Amazon puts 14 TV pilots to public vote
Amazon has produced 14 pilot episodes for potential new TV shows, letting viewers have their say on which ones should be turned into a full series.
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Three quarters of major UK retailers ‘do not offer free instore wi-fi’
76% of major UK retailers do not offer free instore wi-fi, according to new research from mobile marketing agency Sponge.
Mail Online tests paid content with 'Daily Mail Plus'
The Daily Mail has launched a premium content channel on its hugely popular website, as the publisher looks to expand its online business model beyond ad revenues.
Mail Online tests paid content with ‘Daily Mail Plus’
The Daily Mail has launched a premium content channel on its hugely popular website, as the publisher looks to expand its online business model beyond ad revenues.
Video news trends: Half of Brits watch current events online
Nearly half (47%) of UK consumers watch video news on a regular basis, with most feeling that the clips improve their understanding of a story, according to a new report.
Report: Gamification success relies on culture, not technology
Organizations should keep in mind that gamification is about more than just the underlying technology, says Ovum. By also considering the strategic, organizational, cultural, and psychological aspects of reasonably priced and low-risk gamification applications, businesses can improve productivity.
Scoopshot partners Ebyline for crowd-sourced journalism resources
Scoopshot, a crowdsourcing service for photo and video, has partnered with Ebyline, a company which helps media publishers, agencies and brands to collaborate with professional freelance journalists worldwide by providing workflow tools.
AOL revamps parenting site Parentdish with Comfort as ad partner
AOL UK’s dedicated parenting website, Parentdish, has relaunched this week with Comfort as its official advertising partner across all screens.
US internet ad spend ‘grew 15% in 2012’
Internet ad revenues in the US hit record-breaking double digita growth in 2012, reaching nearly $37bn, with mobile ad revenues leading the growth, according to new figures.
UK social media use drops slightly- but shopping soars
In the UK, social networking remains the most popular single activity, but the proportion has slipped slightly, according to new data.