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Report: PayTV operators are failing at VOD
PayTV operators may be leaving video-on-demand money on the table, according to a new report from market research and advisory firm TDG.
U.S. smartphone subscribers surpass 100-million mark [with chart]
The number of U.S. smartphone subscribers for the first time surpassed the 100-million mark in January, according to new figures from comScore.
Women more likely than men to see rapid use of mobile...
Very few Americans use their smartphone to its full capacity, as confirmed by a new Harris Interactive poll. But of those who foresee mobile payments overtaking cash, women think it will happen sooner than men do.
comScore names Karrat as president, Global Marketing & Media Solutions
Digital business analytics firm comScore Inc. today announced that Tom Karrat has joined the company in the newly created position of president Global Marketing & Media Solutions.
PC games market reports record $18.6 billion for 2011
Industry trade group the PC Gaming Alliance (PCGA) today reported the global PC games market reached a record $18.6 billion in 2011, representing overall growth of 15 percent over 2010, a significant portion of which is due to the popularity of free-to-play games.
Study: cloud computing will create 14 million jobs by 2015 [with...
New research from IDC predicts that cloud computing will create nearly 14 million new jobs by 2015, with revenues related to innovation in the field reaching more than $1 trillion per year.
Social media linked to higher TV ratings [with charts]
Social media is prompting people to watch more live TV, but not just because of the camaraderie, according to a new study from TVGuide.com
TiVo data reveals most-watched Oscar moment
TiVo has released its next-day report on the Academy Awards broadcast, which pinpoints the moment most of its users saw, and the top answer isn’t very edifying.
Coin toss better than search data at predicting Oscars
Google and Yahoo got a lot of coverage for predicting who would win the Academy Awards based on their search data. So, how well did they do?
Have you ever spilled anything on your phone?
Nearly a third of mobile phone owners have gotten them wet, according to new research from Opinion Matters, which also confirmed the majority of people carry their phones with them everywhere throughout their day.
