- 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'
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, Aug. 1, 2013
- Wraparound Cover Introduces Sun Paywall
- Sun Digital Offering To Include Online Football Show
- Mobile Gamers Number Nearly Double Since 2011
- Twitter Execs May Answer To UK Lawmakers Over Abuse
- Bauer Launches Tablet-friendly MOJO Site
- Guardian Editor On Reddit To Warn Of NSA Threat
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, July 31, 2013
- Telegraph, Vodafone To Offer Digital Subscription
- Video Ads Boost Ebuzzing Revenues By 50%
- Digital 'Wrong Turns' Blamed For Spectator's 2012 Loss
- Facebook Top Social Site For TV-related Activity
- Twitter May Face Law Breaches In Abuse Battle
- Spotify, YouTube's Official Comedy Partner For App
- Crisis Mappers Website Set For Relaunch
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, July 30, 2013
- Justin Smith Named CEO At Bloomberg LP
- Magazines' Tablet Editions No Quick Cure
- Kids Today: 80% Falsify Age To Access Social Media
- Spotify Gets Comedy App: Monty Python To Louis CK
- Twitter Pressed To Review Policy In Wake Of Rape Threats
- Update: Man Arrested In Criado-Perez Rape Threat
- Nick Denton May Be Most Disruptive In Online Media
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, July 29, 2013
- Knightmare Episode To Be Revived On YouTube
- Fosters To Air Interactive Idents On Channel 4
- By George! Record 19.4M Uniques For BBC News Online
- Clicks Lead More Often To Porn Than Shopping, Social Sites
- 120M Around The World Read MailOnline
- Commerce in Europe Driven by Mobile
- Publicis Omnicom Deal Expected To Spark New Wave Of Consolidation On Madison Avenue
- European Court Goes Against World Cup On Pay TV
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, July 26, 2013
- At Daily Mail, Digital Growth Keeps Canceling Print Decline
- More Than Half Of Videos In May's Mail Online Were Ads
- Mirror Shows Largest Online Traffic Growth For June
- Now Streaming On Roku: Sky News
- 6 In 10 View Broadcast Shows On Mobile
- Rangers Crisis: Police Probe Tweets Of Private Emails
- Nigella Lawson Pic Scoop = Record Traffic At Mirror
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, July 25, 2013
- Ageless Hilfiger Preppies Finally Graduate High School
- Media Sites Visits Soared On Royal Baby Labour News
- Video Ad Spending To Increase 52.6% In '13
- Guido Fawkes May Sue Tory MP Over Hacking Accusation
- LinkedIn Sponsored Updates Rolls Out Across World
- Privacy Cases Surge In Number
- Kellogg's Planning To Extend EU RTB Activity
- Krux Opens London Office, Adds Three New Clients
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, July 24, 2013
- U.S. Stores Catch Royal Birth Frenzy
- Recommind Plans To Integrate Social Media
- Royal News Boosts Traffic To News Sites
- Opting-in For Porn Fails On A Technical Level
- Public Prefers Press Regulation Charter To Industry Plan
- Royal Baby Jokes: Some Of The Favourite Tweets
- Relaunched Mobile Site Losing IPhone Subscribers?
- The Exchange Lab Continues Expansion, Hires Gignac As Global CMO
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, July 23, 2013
- Media Criticise Cameron's 'Opt In' Online Porn Idea
- Herald Scotland Apologizes For Online 'Gremlin'
- The Times Corrects Faulty Wimbledon Headline
- Brickflow, Curator Of Social Media Content, Is Introduced
- Not Into Royal Baby News? Click 'Republican' On Guardian
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, July 22, 2013
- Guardian Rejects Paywall, Avoids Redundancies
- Most Content Marketers Plan Budget Hikes
- Omnicom Reports 'Solid Growth' For Q2
- Try A Ticckle To Scratch A Troll
- Actor Channels Withnail In Twant Against Mini
- Google Adds 9 Countries To Ebookstore
- Australian's Gillard Debuts Content-free Website
- Financial Services in UK Slow to Adopt Mobile Payments
- PubMatic's EU Revenue Up 176% In 2013
