Global advertising provider Tribal Fusion, owned by exponential, is to expand into Italy with the launch of its engagement product Firefly Video to the market. The company has also hired Elisa Lupo from Vibrant Media, as sales director to support the Italian launch, where Firefly Video will be sold using a Cost Per Engagement model.

In an exclusive report, we hear that DMG will for the first time tap into its vast British newspaper empire by bringing content from the world's most popular newspaper web site, the Daily Mail Online, via an upgrade of DMG Radio Australia's online presence.

The March 12 event taking place at Club Wembly will be filmed and recorded for www.absoluteradio.co.uk and a special podcast will be made for listeners to enjoy.

As part of a wider review of media convergence and ownership rules, the Australian government is considering the establishment of a government-funded group to set and enforce standards across the country's media, which are tightly owned.

Canadians spent 45.3 hours online in December, up 4% from a year earlier, an extra three minutes per day. That total is 17% more than the average hours Americans were online in December and 28% more than the average in the UK.

When you think of the typical online user, do you picture some lonely geeky young man in his bedroom? Well, you couldn't be more wrong. Recent research by Park Associates shows that women are 73% more likely than men to have watched a TV show online and - get this - 40% more likely to play games on Facebook.

A multiplatform format called Cascade in which readers engage with content physically as the page's sections expand is behind The Telegraph's first-place showing in the IAB's Future Format contest.

Yahoo's contention that is does not have to pay compilers for publishing football fixtures list has been backed by the EU Court of Justice in Luxembourg, which said copyright protection does not extend to the lists when there was little room for originality in compiling them.

In a move that would provide it with a larger presence in voice and data carriers and in the undersea cable network, Tata Communications Ltd on Thursday said it is considering buying the London-listed communications giant CWW. Vodafone Group is also believed to be eying such a purchase.

Stuart Dredge sits down with Vesterbacka at the Mobile World Congress show in Barcelona, where he'd picked up a GSMA award for Best Mobile App for Consumers for Angry Birds Rio.