Online Media Daily Europe Editions for May 2014
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, May 15, 2014
- Norway Says Apple Breaking Law With ICloud
- Spongecell Hires Spangberg For Sweden Office
- Mobiles Improve In-Person Retail Shopping
- Chief Admits Cops Wrong To Address Blogger's Tweets
- Ruling Will Add Costs, Sparks Free Speech Protest
- Le Monde EIC Quits After Power Struggle With Staff
- Cord-Cutters Use Much More Bandwidth Than Others
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, May 14, 2014
- Ex-Havas Exec Named To Head Carat Digital
- Quartz Launches New Vertical Called Glass
- Trooclick To Release 'Fact-Checking' App
- EU Court Rules Against Google On Link Deletion
- Reddit Redesign Draws Unwanted Attention
- Telegraph Runs Multi-platform Effort For Brand USA
- Guardian's Janine Gibson On Storytelling
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, May 13, 2014
- Mediasmart Expands To UK
- Law Against Aggregation To Be Introduced In Spain
- Startup Shows How To Build A Connected Pill Bottle
- Sun Says Service 'Innovation' Spurred Paywall Success
- Police Told Blogger To Delete Tweets, He Says
- Up Against Sky, YouView To Double Number Of Staff
- Twitter Fix Seen As Optimising For Abusers
- Instagram Ads Working Pretty Well
- Bearded Drag Queen Eurovision Winner Helps Smash Twitter Record
- Adform Raises $5.5M
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, May 12, 2014
- Is Murdoch Moving To Consolidate Sky?
- Netflix Raises Subscription Rates For New Users
- Guardian Comment Moderators See Pro-Russia Bent
- 'Look Up' Is Top Viral Video Of The Week
- Future Unveils Granny Square A Week App
- Half Say They're Incapable Of Online Brand Interaction
- I Circulation Dips After Price Rise
- Social Advertising Landscape Is Changing
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, May 9, 2014
- BBC Increasing Visual Journalism, Social Media Forays
- BBC Slammed Over 'Slick PR' Move
- Global Cooperation Could Make Internet Safer
- Guardian EIC Bemoans Paper's Pace On Video
- More Than 1 In Three Don't See Adwords As Ads
- Brooks' Alibi Would Make Her Seem 'An Idiot'
- See Who Won British Media Awards
- Tesco Could Be Onto Something
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, May 8, 2014
- Digital Fact Checking Differs From Country To Country
- Online Media Awards Tap Guardian, BBC, FT, Al Jazeera
- Twitter Hashtag Focuses World On Kidnapped Girls
- The People's Friend Launches New Website
- Hacking Jury Told To Ask Who Polices Journalists
- Think Outside The Box About Online Comments
- Time Out World To Target Events At Users
- VivaKi Promotes Bertozzi To EMEA President Of AOD
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, May 7, 2014
- FT Provides Map To Digital Success
- How A Blogger Taught Himself Journalism
- Mills & Boon To Turn Romantic Fiction 'On Its Head'
- La Nacion Offers Tips On Data Journalism
- Scarlet Magazine Set To Become Digital Only
- Guardian CDO Finds Women's Tech Roles 'Depressing'
- 'Orchestrated' Pro-Kremlin Comments On Guardian.com/uk?
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, May 6, 2014
- DigitasLBi, BuzzFeed Join On Branded Content
- Amazon Rolls Out #AmazonBasket Via Twitter
- New Matilda A 'Victim Of Its Own Success'?
- App-Tester UTest Buys Berlin's Testhub
- Sunday Herald First Scottish Paper To Back Yes Vote
- Taking Data 'From Idea To Story', A How-To
- Virgin Atlantic to Test Beacons at Airport
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, May 5, 2014
- Visitors To Spain, Portugal, Italy Get Vodafone's 4G
- Over Half Of Young People Say They 'Love' YouTube
- Clarkson In TwitPic Denial He Used Racist Words
- IJF Panelists Discuss Alternatives To Pageviews
- 1 In 4 Access News On Mobile Via Facebook
- Twitter Trialling Feature To Let Users Mute Others
- Murdoch In Bid To Expand Digital Platform Globally
- MediaCom Scoops 100m Euro eBay EMEA Account
- Industry's Need For Digital Viewability
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, May 2, 2014
- Tech City Wants UK To Lead In Digital Race
- YouTube Payout Ruffles Feathers In Music Industry
- Facebook Working To Be King Of Mobile Web
- IJF Hears Of Worldwide Trends In Data Journalism
- Filmmakers, Journalists Ought To Collaborate
- New Culture Secretary Backs Press Freedom
- PPA Announces Awards Finalists
- Pilling On For Profit
