- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, April 5, 2013
- Film, TV Streamer Vdio Launches In UK, U.S.
- Shortlist Media Preps Fashion Website
- Rovio, Brightcove Launch Angry Birds Video Channel
- Telegraph Invests In Online, Hiring Kevin MacKenzie
- Absolute Radio Eyes More Targeted Branded Content
- Game Of Thrones Illegal Downloads Breaks Record
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, April 4, 2013
- Ads Play On Car's Attitude In Urban Jungle
- FT Offers 'Live' Or 'Morning Edition' Web App
- BBC Worldwide, Tesco In Clubcard TV Content Deal
- Conde Nast Plans Fashion College In London
- Smartclip, Samsung Agree On Global Ad Partnership
- 45% Of Rovio Revenues Now In Merchandise, Not Games
- Google Privacy Policy Probe May Hurt Consumers
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, April 3, 2013
- 6 Nations Angry Over Google Privacy Inaction
- See How Paywalls Have Progressed Since '07
- Aegis Buys Chinese Digital Planning, Buying Unit
- OpenDemocracy Raises Cash To Stay Open
- Storify Now Offers Publishers Paid-for Option
- 104-Year-Old Gardner Tweets Horticultural Tips
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, April 2, 2013
- Guardian Displays Humor In April Fools Gag
- Mobile Apps Threaten Facebook
- BBC Site To Be Repurposed As Digital Experience
- UK Agency Behind Samsung Smart TV Ads
- Russia Blocking Access To Certain Sites
- Galileo Satellite Gives App Developers Room To Grow
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, April 1, 2013
- Independent, HTC Blinkfeed To Collaborate
- Speculation Rife On Twitter After Man, 82, Arrested
- Katie Grand: Vuitton Vid Did Not Mean To Offend
- Amazon Defends Use Of Crude Word In Holiday Card
- Half Of UK Population Now Has 4G Broadband
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, March 29, 2013
- Daily Mail Says No Paywall, Thank You Very Much
- Louis Vuitton Video Sparks Outrage
- ITV2's Telly Worth Talking About Gets Sponsor
- Twitter App Makes It Hard To Complain About Work
- Al Jazeera Denies 20 Jobs At Risk In UK Newsroom
- Paywalls Could Be Turning Point For Print Media
- Global Study: Most Turn On TV For Breaking News
- Is The Web Ready To Implode?
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, March 28, 2013
- Global Media Shift: Online Tops Offline Usage
- Bloggers Would Be Exempt From Press Regulation
- Dowds Leaves Trinity Mirror Digital Media Role
- Microsoft, The Cloud Offer Free WiFi At Rail Stations
- Tweet May Cost Comedian Alan Davies Dearly
- Sun To Follow Telegraph With Metered Paywall Move
- N.Y. Mayor Advised Murdoch To Quit Tweeting
- Respect MP Urges Sanctions Against Twitter
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, March 27, 2013
- Google Pressures Sweden Over 'Ungoogleable'
- Summly Founder Hopes To Make Yahoo Great Again
- BBC's 'Expert Women Database' Seeks Diversification
- Spotify Plans On-Demand Music PLUS Video Service
- Telegraph To Erect Paywall In UK
- UK Web Users Register Billion Video Hits Per Month
- Most Tablet Owners Online While Watching TV
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, March 26, 2013
- Twitter Ignores Court Request For Hate Speech IDs
- Yahoo Buys Brit Teen's IPhone App Summly
- Trinity Mirror To Launch Digital Data Journalism Unit
- BBC's Peter Kay Sitcom To Debut On IPlayer
- MailOnline Audience Up 22%; Hits 111 Million Uniques
- UK Launch Of BuzzFeed Promises More Fun Fluff
- Guardian Editor 'Unenthusiastic' On Press Reform
- Europe Hits Gas To Beat Silicon Valley
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, March 25, 2013
- Havas 2012 Revs Rise 8%, NY Office To Consolidate
- ComScore: Digital Engagement On The Rise
- Google Eyes Publishing Innovation Fund for UK
- Australia's The Conversation To Launch In Britain
- Marketing To Go Monthly; Drum Preps Own Redesign
- Business Should Embrace Social Media In Workplace
- Economist Latest To Protest Press Regulation
