Top newspapers on Pinterest: Mail Online gets 2 million shares
The Daily Mail website has generated 2 million ‘pins’ on Pinterest, with the Guardian getting the greatest number of shares for a single article, according to new research.
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Newspaper ad trends- Digital revenues fail to match print ad losses
US newspapers are failing to offset their declining print ad revenues with new digital sales, according to new data.
Argentina online ad spend up 117% in 2011
Online marketing is soaring in Argentina, with $ 1,147m was spent on advertising in Internet during 2011, representing a growth of 117% compared to 2010 ($528m).
Ancestry.com snaps up family history website for $100m
US-based genealogy site Ancestry.com has bought Archives.com, a family history website, for approximately $100m.
One device to rule them all- Are tablets taking over media consumption? (Infographic)
The rise of tablets is eating into the consumtion of other devices, with Laptops, books and desktop PCs being the biggest casualties, according to this new infographic.
Newspaper survey: Does the UK want The Sun 7 days a week?
New national newspapers do not come along very often, so when they do, their launch is heralded with much anticipation. Never has this been more in evidence than for The Sun on Sunday, born as it was with a rich yet complex heritage. But as the dust settles, what were the reactions to the UK’s … [Read more…]
Daily Mail pips New York Times as most read newspaper site in the world
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online has become the world’s most-read online newspaper, attracting 45.3m unique users in December to leapfrog the New York Times (44.8m), according to new research.
Facebook ‘most searched for keyword in 2011’
The top ten U.S. search terms included four variations on Facebook – Facebook.com, Facebook, Facebook login and www.facebook.com – marking the second year the social networking giant has had four top ten slots, according to new research.
US adults ‘spend more time on mobiles than on reading’
US adults currently spend more time on mobile devices each day than they do with print media, according to new reseach.
18th century newspapers go online
Four million pages of newspapers from the 18th and 19th Centuries have been made available online by the British Library.