CircLabs, a venture between the Donald J. Reynolds Journalism Institute and several media entrepreneurs,is planning to propose new technology that claims to help news organizations in both obtaining loyal readers and introducing tiered payments,...
Growth in online readership is not enough to offset the drop in print readership, the Pew Research Center reported in a study last week. The report follows Pew’s 2008 news media consumption survey in...
The first social network for airlines will be launched by the end of this week by the Air France-KLM group, Le Figaro reported Tuesday. Web site www.bluenity.com will allow passengers to engage with others...
YouTube plans to sell music and video games and to experiment with new advertising formats to generate more revenue, executives said Tuesday. The video sharing site is now tapping into e-commerce by selling media-related...
Advertising or editorial links in newspapers and on television are more likely to drive consumers to a Web site than links on Google Adwords, according to findings of a survey of 1,000 UK consumers...
The Washington Post released terms of previously announced employee buyouts Wednesday. Its new publisher Katharine Weymouth added that if there is no enough staff participated, layoffs were possible, The Post reported Thursday. Last month...
The Newspaper Association of America spent almost US$1.6 million last year lobbying the U.S. government on issues ranging from advertising to freedom of information requests, the Associated Press reported Tuesday. According to a disclosure...
The U.S. adult online population use the Internet more than TV and radio in a day, according to research firm eMarketer. A U.S. adult online user spends 2.91 hours on average online, another 2.78...
Using a mix of human/editorial curation and algorithy-driven methods, the news aggregation site Newser.com has been launched by Patrick Spain, CEO of Highbeam, Michael Wolff, Vanity Fair media columnist, and Caroline Miller, former editor-in-chief...