- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, July 4, 2013
- Publicis Acquires Bosz Digital, Expands Cross-Media Efforts
- Mail Online Offers Editorial Links To Retailers
- Andrew Sullivan's Dish Hits 28,000 Paid
- AP Is Focusing On UGC Standards. Here's Why
- Google's Plans For New London HQ Are In
- News UK's Darcey Supports Digital Paywalls
- On Google's Antitrust Proposals, Rival Frown
- Press+ Rides Wave Of Metered Model Into Town
- American Eagle Looks For UK Aerie
- Android, Samsung Ruling European Mobile Market
- Usain Bolt Sprints For Sir Branson, Virgin Media
- GM Potential White Night For Peugeot?
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, July 2, 2013
- Observer Defends Spiked US Spy Story
- New Police Unit To Tackle Piracy, Counterfeiting
- BBC Is Out With 8 Comedy Pilots On IPlayer Only
- 1 In 5 Now Employing Catch-up TV
- Reborn News Corp Seeks To 'Own Second Screen'
- Android, Samsung Ruling European Mobile Market
- GM Potential White Night For Peugeot?
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, July 1, 2013
- Observer Pulls Story On Secret Data Harvesting
- Rumours Of FT Takeover By Murdoch Denied
- Auto Trader's First Digital Wrap Marks Last Print Edition
- Actor Off Twitter After Threatening Daily Mail Writer
- US Army Blocks Access To Guardian Website
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, June 28, 2013
- Team Sky Cycles For 21st-Century Fox In Tour de France
- Turkey Hints At Censorship Of Twitter
- CNN International Site Undergoing Improvements
- Emap Enjoys Return To Growth
- Metro MD Says Twitter Helps Monitise Traffic
- In Wake Of U.S. Court Ruling, Anna Wintour Tweets
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, June 27, 2013
- Team Sky Cycles For 21st-Century Fox In Tour de France
- EU: Google Not Responsible For Personal Data
- Social Media Changes Meaning Of 'Where Were You ...?'
- Splitsville: News International Now News UK
- Times Taps Stashko To Edit Digital News Development
- HuffPo Aims To Inspire Democracy In North Africa
- Far-right U.S. Bloggers Barred From Woolwich Rally
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, June 26, 2013
- Burberry, Google Send Smartphone Smooches
- Meet The Press Incident Highlights 'Blogger v. Journalist'
- Google On Google's Concession Proposals: 'Good Job'
- Publishers Ask EC To Reject Google's Proposals
- Hey, Europe, Google's Not To Blame For Your News Woes
- Rihanna's Instagram Rant Targets Daily Mail's Jones
- BBC Audience Outside UK Is Up 7% in Year
- Study: BBC Should Link To Hyperlocal Sites
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, June 25, 2013
- Special K Offers First 'Instashop' Overseas
- Offline Broadcast TV Missing Out On Data
- Google Ordered To Delete Street View Data
- Mobile Ad Market To Nearly Double In '13
- Dutch Teams Wins Editorial Hackathon
- Les Echos Intros Business News Aggregation
- Turkish Official 'Threatens' BBC Journalist In Tweet
- ITN's Mobile App Launches On Apple's App Store
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, June 24, 2013
- Google Privacy Breaches Claimed By France, Spain
- Live On YouTube: It's Wimbledon
- Nearly Half In Australia Lie To Protect Online Privacy
- Sunday Herald's 2nd Issue Of Life On IPad App
- Digital First Media CEO Urges Risky Behaviour
- Sky Joins Facebook Ad Boycott
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, June 24, 2013
- Google Privacy Breaches Claimed By France, Spain
- Live On YouTube: It's Wimbledon
- Nearly Half In Australia Lie To Protect Online Privacy
- Sunday Herald's 2nd Issue Of Life On IPad App
- Digital First Media CEO Urges Risky Behaviour
- Sky Joins Facebook Ad Boycott
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, June 21, 2013
- Voss Water In Socially Driven Summer Campaign
- More Paying For News But Most Likely Never Will
- Herald & Times Group To Cut 20 Positions
- Trinity Mirror Plans Largest Photo Archive Anywhere
- Mail Online's May Audience Highest Ever At 129M
- Evening Standard Sees Largest Traffic Gain
- Social Comment Costs Civil Servant A Promotion
- Mobile Commerce in Europe Faces Language Issues
