Tagged: News & Media

These articles have been tagged under 'News & Media' by the bigmouthmedia team.

Web blocking's a no-go following Ofcom Report
Following MPA's victory over Newzbin last week, many expected regulatory web blocking to take off but the government's suggesting a different approach for tackling piracy online.

Facebook expands its empire to include digital publisher Push Pop Press
Digital publisher Push Pop Press has been acquired by Facebook in an effort to enhance user experience.

YouTube wants better content from users
YouTube discussed its new Creator Playbook at VidCon 2011 in hopes of encouraging users to create better, more effective content.

New Yorker app proves a hit for global publishers Conde Nast
Unlikely contender The New Yorker rises to the top of the stack for best-selling iPad apps.

Blighty's publishers lag behind US counterparts for going digital
They may be dabbling with apps and paywalls, but most of Blighty's newspapers and magazines lack dedicated mobile sites despite concentration on e-readers and mobile devices stateside.

AOL's Huffington Post: SEO-led news?
As Facebook eyes news services and the Murdochs launch a digital newspaper, AOL's Huffington Post has been whistle-blown for using SEO to lure readers and determine what's newsworthy.

Hold the press: Facebook eyes news services
Speaking exclusively to BBC News, Zuckerberg's right-hand man Bret Taylor indicated Facebook will likely develop media and news services in 2011 as consumer demand grows for social content.

Michael Jackson death causes Twitter to buckle under traffic
Michael Jackson, who died yesterday following a cardiac arrest, caused a massive search surge over the internet as users swarmed to find the truth about the fate of the King of Pop.

Google Labs unveils Similar Images and Google News Timeline
The latest projects to make it out of the twenty percent rule are Google Similar Images and Google News Timeline.

Google CEO urges newspapers to innovate
Google CEO Eric Schmidt addressed US journalists in a keynote speech at the Newspaper Association of America's annual meeting yesterday.