Online Media Daily Europe Editions for August 2014
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, Aug. 15, 2014
- Anti-Kremlin Wag Hacks Russian PM's Twitter
- Tweeters Assume Guilt In Allegation
- Consumer Magazine Sales Way Down In Half
- Michael Jackson Vid Exclusive To Twitter
- BlackBerry, 7digital To Introduce Music Service
- Immediate Media Fills Branded Content Role
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, Aug. 14, 2014
- German Postal Service Gets Encrypted App
- Ex-Sun Journalist Not Guilty In 'Stolen Phone'
- 'Company' Magazine Goes Digital-only
- Why Twitter Is Best Place After Celeb Death
- Spotify Helps Musicians Sell 'Experiences' To Fans
- Project To Establish Tools For Using Eyewitness Media
- Mobile Shoppers & the Act of Beaconing
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, Aug. 13, 2014
- Nissan In Multi-Year Partnership With UEFA Champions
- ManU Bans Electronic Devices From Old Trafford
- Vodafone Rates Worst For Countryside Service
- BBC News Social Media Head On Integration
- Future Names New Content & Marketing Team
- Signs Of Trojan Resurgence In US, Europe
- La Stampa Editors Discuss Digital Innovation
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, Aug. 12, 2014
- NPR App May 'Change The Game' For Radio
- Gannett Intros Digital-centric Jobs; Newsquest Next?
- ESPN Puts Stamp On Digital-only Cricket Mag
- Lessons In Digital Storytelling, Audience Engagement
- Sam Jones Is New Digital MD At Bauer Media
- Daily Dot Brings Back Online Tech Magazine
- Sun, Google Out To Teach UK Kids How To Code
- Kenshoo Takes Pulse Of Mobile Search In U.S., U.K., Australia
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, Aug. 11, 2014
- Google's Antitrust Problems Just Getting Started?
- Plagiarism Accusations Hit Ashton Kutcher's A+
- Advertorials Are Here To Say; Only Price Matters
- Check Out Cambridge News' Fresh New Design
- Sky Sports Adds Screen For Football Fans
- Hacking Legal Bills Hurt New Corp Revenues
- Online Media Daily Europe - Friday, Aug. 8, 2014
- Russia Allows Snowden To Stay For 3 Years
- Ex-BBC Tech Chief Wins Unfair Dismissal Case
- AOP Debuts Digital Ad Engagement Research
- EBay Is Most Popular Retailers On Mobile
- Outside America, Samsung, Apple End Patent War
- Yahoo Mobile Head Advises Starting With Mobile
- Online Media Daily Europe - Thursday, Aug. 7, 2014
- What Does Gannett's Move Mean For Newsquest?
- 1 In 3 Wikimedia Takedown Requests Comes From US
- Ex-Google Marketing Chief Launches FinTech Startup
- Digital Reality Strategies Is News Summit Focus
- Murdochs Of The World Must Look Farther Afield
- Regulations Allow Journalists To Do Their Jobs
- Get Your MoJo On At RTE Event In March
- Online Media Daily Europe - Wednesday, Aug. 6, 2014
- Russia May Block BBC Site For Activist Interview
- 17,000+ Join Austrian's Facebook Class Action
- Cosmo Relaunches Site With Mobile-first Design
- Dailymotion Inks Content Deal With FC Barcelona
- Man After Google To Unlink Defamatory Comments
- Gannett's Business Split And What It Means
- Online Media Daily Europe - Tuesday, Aug. 5, 2014
- Bauer Media Debuts European Startup Fund
- Problems Abound As Google Tackles ECJ Ruling
- Ruling May Ease FOI Requests For Journalists
- Search Advertising Spend Is Up By Nearly 25%
- De Graaff To Oversee BBC Worldwide Western Europe
- Commercial Content Director Named At Metro
- TV Needs To Catch Up In Data Mine Department
- Online Media Daily Europe - Monday, Aug. 4, 2014
- Telegraph Chief Credits Facebook With Traffic Hike
- How To Compete With Likes Of Google, Facebook
- Almost All US Publishers Sell Ads Programmatically
- Russian Bloggers On Notice To Register
- Playlists Rule Over Passing Of Music Albums
- Sunday Times Seek Social Innovator Of The Year
- Overcoming Challenges Of Mobile CRM
