Update, April 15: Google both won and lost the first ‘right to be forgotten’ case in England on April 13, when a judge dismissed the claims of the first claimant and upheld those of the second, ruling…
E' guerra aperta tra Netflix e il Festival di Cannes. O meglio, tra due modelli industriali dell’entertainment: il mondo “tradizionale” centrato su un sistema di produzione e distribuzione che fa…
Like many digital publishers that achieved fast growth during the heyday of Facebook virality, PinkNews has undergone a hard pivot since the social platform’s latest algorithm change. The British site,…
Programmatic buying has given advertisers a simple and cost-effective way to place online ads in front of millions of consumers, but it has come at a cost. Advertisers, once happy to purchase low-cost…
Karel Lannoo, ceo del Centre for European Policy studies di Bruxelles: “L’Ue è capace di creare compagnie hi-tech innovative, ma quando queste hanno bisogno di capitali scompare dalla mappa. Servono…
Pretend you are the lead detective on a hit new show, “CSI: Terrible Stuff on the Internet.” In the first episode, you set up one of those crazy walls plastered with headlines and headshots, looking…
German publishers expect to lose more than 30 per cent of their digital advertising revenue if the proposed ePrivacy Regulation is implemented by the European Commission in the next year, shows a new…
The company reported that “other” revenue, which mostly means advertising, grew $1.7 billion in the fourth quarter. It’s a social enterprise that’s profitable. A free-to-read content model on…
It’s a social enterprise that’s profitable. A free-to-read content model on a sliding scale. And not least of all: a reader-supported newspaper where a EUR500 membership doesn’t even get you a free…
CBS, home of broad-based hits like “NCIS” and “Big Bang Theory,” is exploring a tie-up with Viacom, which owns Nickelodeon, MTV and Comedy Central, as well as Paramount studios. Both are controlled…