When it comes to frequent and multiple ways of accessing mobile news, 51 percent large-screen smartphone or phablet users use two or more sources, compared to 31 percent of standard-size smartphone owners.
Responding to publishers’ requests for a way to see how their videos are doing, Facebook said the new daily breakdowns will help track viewing patterns day-by-day.
How many of us have tapped our fingers impatiently waiting for a website to open? The wait time apparently is problematic enough for MIT to work on shortening load times.
That means Facebook Live videos are more likely to appear higher in News Feed when the videos are actually live, compared to after they are no longer live, Facebook said in a blog post.
The online discussion forum is proving to be one of the more news-oriented social spaces on the web, according to a new survey by the Pew Research Center.
Google is expected to unveil its Accelerated Mobile Pages this week when it reportedly will begin displaying AMP sites in its search results on February 24.
Because newspaper archives provide unique cultural, historical and social details of an era. Old newspapers and microfilmed articles were the basis of research for Laura Hillenbrand's best-selling books Seabiscuit: An American Legend and Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption.
Mike Castellucci, an award-winning TV reporter, does his storytelling with just his iPhone. The results: Masterful and compelling feature vignettes for his station WFAA in Dallas.
To keep up with news about presidential candidates and the primaries, registered voters are using digital media as much as TV, according to a survey by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB).