Online Media Daily Europe Editions for August 2013
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, Aug. 15, 2013
- Skype Adds Video Chat To Updated App
- Oxford English Dictionary Literally Wrong
- Ex-Footballer To Host Sun's Online Saturday Show
- British Library Blocks Online Version Of Hamlet
- BBC Journalists Get Raise, Drop Strike Threats
- DSP The Trade Desk Opens Office In Ripe German Market
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, Aug. 14, 2013
- Gap Woos Gen Y With 'Back to Blue'
- Sun Website Market Share In A Slump
- Sky's Local Vid News Offers 'Nuanced' Benefits
- WPP Target For Digitally Sourced Revenues Is 45%
- Canada's Largest Paper Puts Up A Paywall
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, Aug. 13, 2013
- Street Bins Track, ID Smartphone Users
- BBC Proms Aims For Digital Adoption
- Telegraph May Face Cuts For A Digital Future
- CMO Council Chief On Content Marketing
- Galloway Uses Kickstarter For Anti-Blair Movie
- The Financial Times Strengthens Map Creation
- The Kernel Relaunches With High Expectations
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, Aug. 12, 2013
- Snowden's Email Provider Won't Fight; Shuts Shop
- Social Media Monitoring Crucial For SMBs
- Advertisers Shun Ask.fm After Teen's Suicide
- Online Reading Not Enough To Offset Print Decreases
- Senior Pols To Editors: 'Go Alone, Form Own Regulator'
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, Aug. 9, 2013
- Mobile Self-Service Customer Satisfaction Increasing Demand
- 55% Of Britons Get Their News Online
- Google's Music Streaming Reaches UK Shores
- News UK In Digital Rights Deal With Absolute Radio
- Brands Dodge Regulators By Using YouTube Stars
- I Newspaper Seeks Undergrads To Boost Profile
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, Aug. 8, 2013
- Nielsen Finds Link Between Tweeting, TV Ratings
- Negative Comments Can Harm Digital Publications
- BBC To Warn Viewers On UGC Source Or Lack Thereof
- Spotify Adds App To Suit Activities, Moods
- Arrest Made In Twitter Threats Against MP, Campaigner
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, Aug. 7, 2013
- Scotland Fines Twitter Troll For Defamation
- Time Out London Plans UGC-generated Issue
- Suicide's Father Wants Ask.fm Closed Down
- Twitter Abuse Continues Against Labour MP
- Quartz Lets Readers Comment On Paragraphs
- BBC Wales To Launch Online Language Service
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, Aug. 6, 2013
- Twitter Tool To Tackle Abuse Against Women
- Elle Launches Beauty Shop Online
- Spotify's Browse Page Helps Find Streaming Playlists
- MailOnline Has Highest Traffic Ever In July
- Button Can Turn Negative Words Positive
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, Aug. 5, 2013
- Guardian To Launch Dedicated Online Video Channel
- Mirror CEO On Digital Gains: 'We Have Further To Travel'
- Kantar Media, Twitter In TV Analytics Alliance
- BBC World News Launches HD Feed In Middle East
- TalkSPORT Moves Into US Via Dial Global Deal
- Many Boycott Twitter In Protest Against Abusive Tweets
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, Aug. 2, 2013
- Yelp Revenue Surges 69% On Local, Mobile Gains
- Daily Mirror Mad To Hoover Up Sun Readers
- Germany Can't Make Google Pay For Headlines
- UK May Ban Driving With Google Glass
- Female Journalists Get Twitter Bomb Threats
- Underground Commuters To Get Live Ashes Coverage
- Force Of Russia's Anti-Piracy Law Takes Effect
- Tech-Savvy Travelers in Europe Take Mobile Over Agents
- PubMatic's Jonas On Why Programmatic Is Taking Off: 'The Demand'
