Tapad adds linear TV to their cross device technology. They now measure if and how a TV commercial drives activity on mobile, tablet and computer. http://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/252323/tapad-adds-linear-tv-to-measurement-platform.html
Norway has emerged as the most advanced nation in the world in terms of consumer adoption of digital media. In Norway, average penetration of IPTV, smartphones and tablets has reached 38.8% of people Smartphone penetration in Norway is 65%, compared with a 44% average across the top 19 global markets UK and US ranks… Read More News: Norway is the world’s most advanced nation in terms of digital media
YouTube is the second largest search engine (bigger than Bing, Yahoo and ASK all combined). Interesting infographic on YouTube in 2013 as published by Jeff Bullas: http://www.jeffbullas.com/the-facts-and-figures-on-youtube-in-2013-infographic/
As some broadband providers grumble about the cost of network upgrades and threaten data caps on subscribers, Google shows them, through its Kansas City Google Fiber project, how to offer subscribers 1Gbps broadband service at an affordable price. Charges are now at $ 70, with 1 TB of storage. When packaged with its TV service,… Read More Google launches its Fiber project – 1GBPS speed at affordable prices
Google launches Nexus Q – the world’s first social streaming media player; takes on Microsoft, Apple in living room! In views of Ed Bott, an award winning technology writer, Google’s Nexus Q is expensive and odd-looking, and it doesn’t play well with devices outside of the Android world. It’s a pretty weak competitor to Microsoft’s Xbox… Read More Google announces Nexus Q – streaming media ball!
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