Google announced on its third-quarter earnings call that its digital video division YouTube gets 40% of its traffic from the mobile app.
YouTube mobile views increase as mobile ad prices fall
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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Traditional ads just as important as TV for Twitter
Twitter announced on Thursday that it had hired former Google ad executive J.J. Hirschle to lead its retail division.
Open-source mobile OS’s making slow progress
The operating systems hyped in early 2013 have quieted their public promotion as they face the globally competitive market.
Apple cuts iPhone 5C supply
What many had suspected about the iPhone 5C appears to be true.
Religious leaders and social media
The Archbishop of Canterbury opened an Instagram account.
Netflix is negotiating with former rivals
Reports Monday suggest online movie platform Netflix is negotiating with cable providers such as Comcast and Suddenlink to include Netflix with cable subscriptions.
Amazon moves into mobile with HTC
The online commerce giant could benefit hugely from its own-branded smartphone, if its HTC-built device takes off.
A new identity war begins
Last week, Google and Microsoft announced that they will now feature you in search results.
Google and Facebook make more privacy changes
But does user irritation at changes to privacy policies really affect the number of their subscribers?
Nomi investment shows consumer tracking likely to continue
Nomi, a New York-based startup that tracks consumer movements in-store through their mobile phones, got a second round of investment for $10 million.
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