US web trends: App use overtaking desktop and web browsing
Most Americans are more likely to access digital media via apps rather than through traditional desktop or mobile web surfing, according to new research.
Most Americans are more likely to access digital media via apps rather than through traditional desktop or mobile web surfing, according to new research.
iPhone users in the US earn more and spend more time on apps than their Android counterparts, according to new research.
The Huffington Post has teamed up with The Times of India Group, India’s largest media conglomerate, to launch an Indian edition of online news and entertainment publication.
Facebook continues to dominate social media on mobile in the US, but SnapChat use is rocketing, according to new research looking into social media trends in the US.
There are 48.4 million unique internet users in the UK, with 3.3 million users per month accessing the Internet exclusively from mobile devices (smartphone or tablet), according to new research.
The US will reach over 75% by the year end, with Apple and Android still leading the way in terms of phones and operating systems respectively, according to new data.
The Huffington Post Media Group has teamed up with the former boss of broadcaster Al Jazeera to launch an Arabic-language edition.
Antoine Boulin, president media at Purch, looks at how a combination of content and programmatic ad buying can help brands and advertisers stay relevant throughout the purchase funnel.
Google, Facebook and eBay were the most popular sites in Germany during May 2014, according to new data from comScore.
Direct visits to branded pharmaceutical websites continue to bring greatest lifts in consumer awareness, favourability and conversions, according to new research.