Online Media Daily Editions for October 2011
- Online Media Daily - Wednesday, Oct. 5, 2011
- Apple Takes Wraps Off iPhone 4S
- MPA Publishes Mobile Guide
- Yang To VP, Digital For Bravo
- Facebook Execs Pitch Effectiveness Of Social Advertising
- Mobile Ad Spend Estimated To Hit $4.4B In 2015
- Paid-Search Investments Strengthen, Display Rises, RTB Heating Up
- Clickable Dives Into Social Analytics
- Marketers Forecast Great Investment In Social Media
- Coke's Mildenhall Explains 'Liquid' Marketing
- Appellate Court Revives Shareholder Lawsuit Against Miva
- Online Media Daily - Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011
- Apple's Vision: Use Recessions To Grow
- Shop Talk: Facebook Adds 'People' Metric
- comScore: Mobile Approaches Tipping Point, Driving Incremental Web Traffic
- Scripps, Cox Use Citrus To Measure Audience
- Lost In The Sauce
- Can Google Embody The Mantra of Its Social Network?
- DPAA Elects 3 New Members
- Yahoo, ABC Deepen News Alliance, Collaborate On New Series
- Fanzila Creates New Facebook Apps
- Game On: Search Queries Provide Predictive Analytics
- IAB: Mobile Needs Metrics Now
- McDonald Named PubMatic President
- HTML5 Gaining But Mobile Fragmentation Remains
- Tablet Users Devour 48% More Internet
- FTC's Vladeck: 'We Need To Clean Up Commerce On The Internet'
- Facebook Defeats Timelines' Bid For Temporary Restraining Order
- Online Media Daily - Monday, Oct. 3, 2011
- Display Advertising Shifts From Direct Response To Branding Media
- Let's Play 'Mediaball'
- Ad Execs: More Than Half Our Display Ads Now Bought Via Nets, DSPs, Exchanges
- Kindle Fire As Wal-Mart-Slayer?
- Audi Accelerates Mobile Program With HTML5
- Media Transactions Hit $35B, Interactive, Tech Major Investment Arenas
- Sour Note: Pandora Sued For Violating Privacy, Via Facebook Integration
- Social Media Agency Banyan Nabs $1.7 Million Funding Round
- Postcards From The Heart: Campaign Uses Digital, Analogue Media To Support The Breast
- Verizon Sues To Block Neutrality Rules
- Holy iPads, Batman! DC Comics Reboots Superheroes
- Q&A: Jeff Levick, Chief Advertising Officer, Spotify
