Content technology
The Times and Sky News lead the way with ten nominations each in this year’s Online Media Awards organised by The Drum.
A new monthly women’s magazine is launching next month with a free circulation of 700,000 distributed via direct mail to selected households.
Smartphones and the production, distribution and consumption of news.
Part two of a two-part blog post.
From online storage to video conferencing and audio recording.
WordPress is ten years old in May and the parallels with Facebook, which was set up in 2004, are compelling. It’s like a tale of two brothers where one took to the world of dog-eat-dog capitalism with a devouring relish while the other became a missionary spreading the good word of open source.
Trinity Mirror is to introduce technology across its top titles which will allow readers to buy products mentioned in editorial.
Associated Press has won its US case against the media monitoring firm Meltwater, after accusing the company of unlawfully using headlines and excerpts without paying for them.
RIP RSS.
Guardian News and Media (GNM) announced today it will launch a weekly audio edition showcasing its news, culture and opinion pieces.
John Dale reveals how journalists can take a leaf out of EL Leonard's book and make it as an e-book author
The Digital half dozen.
Britain’s biggest regional newspaper, Wolverhampton’s Express & Star, has relaunched its website in what it claims to be a regional first.
Express Newspapers owner Richard Desmond yesterday turned on a new £100m printing plant in Luton.
Homeless Big Issue sellers are to be equipped with smartphones so that they can begin acting as news gatherers, the charity has said.
Rupert Murdoch today launched his The Daily iPad newspaper in a bid to "make the business of newsgathering viable again".
Journalists for Thomson Reuters are to be equipped with a portable multimedia suite that has been dubbed the agency as 'studio in a suitcase'.
