#mobilemedia11: Ten facts on mobile media – phones and tablets
Publishers are embracing mobile technology to find new ways to enter the ever-expanding market. Speaking at today’s Mobile Media Strategies event in London, Ronan de Renesse, senior analyst at Screen...
View Article#mobilemedia11: A Storify of the event
TheMediaBriefing’s latest conference Mobile Media Strategies kicked off this morning. Our technology correspondent Sarah Marshall is reporting from the event on Journalism.co.uk and via Twitter...
View Article#mobilemedia11: FT web-based iPad and iPhone app a ‘wake-up call’ to publishers
The release of the Financial Times’ web-based HTML5 app has provided “a big wake up call” to publishers , said Andrew Grill, keynote speaker at the today’s Mobile Media Strategies day. Earlier this...
View Article#mobilemedia11: Over 55s with iPads are ‘sweet spot’ for Telegraph
The number of subscribers who pay to use the Telegraph’s iPad app are “hugely encouraging”, said Tim Rowell, director of mobile development at the Telegraph Media Group. The app has received a boost as...
View Article#mobilemedia11: ‘Tablets are biggest opportunity for publishers’, says Bonnier
Tablets pose the biggest opportunity publishers have had for a long time and offer new possibilities for making money, according to Staffan Ekholm from Bonnier’s Moving Media+. Speaking at today’s...
View ArticleWeb apps v native apps v mobile sites: a guide
In two year’s time mobile phones will overtake computers as the most popular device for web browsing, John Barnes, managing director of digital and tech at Incisive Media, told delegates at the Mobile...
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