Online Media Daily Europe Editions for July 2012
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, July 13, 2012
- A Guide To The First 'Socialympics'
- Centaur Announces Big Hike In Digital Revenue
- Canadian Court: Internet Is 'Technological Taxi'
- Russian Rulers OK Internet Censorship Law
- EU Plans Could Put Small Music Stores Out Of Business
- UK Ad Sector Teetering On Brink Of Reverse
- Yet ... Nielsen Sees Online Ad Spend Up In Q1
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, July 12, 2012
- 'Men's Health' Streamlines Mobile Site
- Social Media Changes Behaviour -- For The Worse
- Warning: Hitting Send Leads To Digital Permanence
- Canadian Publisher Preps For Digital Future
- UK Watchdog Slams 'TOWIE' Star Tweets As Ads
- 4 Of 5 Spanish Smartphones Are Android
- Scandinavia Media Go All Paywall On Readers
- 156 Years In Print, 'Engineer' Turns Digital Only
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, July 10, 2012
- IAB: UK No. 1 In Online Media Consumption
- Germans Prefer Newspapers; Brits Won't Pay For News
- Mail Online Exec Explains Secret To Success
- Telefonica Signs Mobile Deal With Visa Europe
- Small Study: Social Media Makes Life Worse
- NME, Spotify To Create Music Recommendation App
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, July 9, 2012
- Facebook App Store Opens In UK
- Music Industry Could Better Use Digital
- Oxford Researchers Map World's Tweets
- Social Video Firm Unruly Opens London Lab
- BBC: 'If They Believe Us, They Will Share It'
- Britons, Welsh Track Floods Via Online Maps
- UN Council Agrees Internet Access Is A Human Right
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, July 6, 2012
- AA/Warc: Internet Ad Spend Still Growing
- Most Use Tablets To Read Email, News, Weather
- Hung Up: Use Of Smartphone To Phone A Bygone?
- Spain, Italy Match Breaks Twitter Record
- ITV Online Shakeup May Cost 40% Jobs
- ACTA Rejection Hailed As Democratic Victory
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, July 4, 2012
- 'Mail Online' Outlines Global Expansion Plans
- Group M Foresees TV, Press Revenue Slump
- Now For Something Different: Digital Goes Print
- Google Offers To Appease Europe -- Or Does It?
- Manchester To Get Pop-up Radio Station On Digital Day
- Forecast: Sales From Interactive TV To Explode
- Social Media Changing Ways Of Expression
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, July 3, 2012
- UK Digital Ad Spending To Be $8.3 Billion In '12
- Digital Could Put 'Auto Trader' Out Of Print
- 60% Of Aussies Surf Web While Watching Telly
- Social Media Info Confused Police During UK Riots
- Fastest-growing In Online Piracy? Live TV
- Some Women Post Friends' Ugly Snaps Online
- Online Retail Sites Draw European Women
