We shall see.
The increasing demand for data will be costing consumers more money, but will they know how much and when?
Actually picked this up from TabTimes. It’s the tip of the iceberg really. Publishers need not only a common vocabulary, but common specs, in order to develop multiplatform advertising.
Sales trends point to an exodus from paper.
There are some numbers missing here, like revenue, but overall it’s encouraging.
Another example of intellectual property theft, this time in the world of games. Where does one draw the line between inspiration and copying?
It’s not a phone. It’s not a computer. It’s an iPod.
Contains useful stats on the rise of tablets over traditional PC’s.
The costs of mass internet access are going to be a pivotal factor in developing mobile publication circulation, and hence advertising sales. So the mobile world hinges on this calculation.
A somewhat over-emotional but nonetheless pertinent blog post about Pinterest and copyright. Also worth following the links at the bottom.
The war in search goes international.
Though only mentioned briefly, the publishing industry is *directly* affected by what happens in privacy.
Defines the problem for every business in the online sphere.
More on the death of copyright. Well, that’s not what they said, but it is what it is.
Celebrity has its privileges as social media companies compete.
