This week: Microsoft announces deal to buy LinkedIn for $26.2 billion; Pew Research releases annual State of the News Media report; The print news industry continues to decline as digital grows.
This week: what publishers can learn from Jeff Bezos; Snapchat redesigns some features of its interface; the newspaper industry sees a steep decline in jobs over the past two decades.
This week: more and more online news sites selling native advertising; Snapchat passes Twitter; how many stories newspapers publish online per day.
This week: social media as news sources; changes coming to Twitter; viewing video on Facebook in silence; Time revenue on the upswing.
This week: the truth about print that your competition doesn’t want you to know; ad blocking software becoming more popular; online quizzes help increase audience engagement and revenue.
This week: despite the increase of digital media consumption; newspapers still garner more attention from consumers, and are an attractive acquisition for media companies.
The rise of digital media doesn’t necessarily spell doom for more traditional forms.
In the short month of February, metro‘s digital audience increased by 62% compared to the same period last year. Metro.us delivered 1,148,722 sessions and over 3.1 million page views per month. Check out metro‘s top stories from this February!
Metro’s digital audience is growing fast and has reached new milestones. Metro.us now delivers over 1.1 million sessions and over 3 million pageviews per month. This is an increase of 65% compared to the same period last year and 28% compared to the previous 30 days.