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16 Sep 16
0 Innovative text-to-video creation platform Wibbitz have conducted a study on how different audiences and demographics respond to the newest media technologies employed by publishers. The study covered four of the most recent developments in news publishing technology: Live Video; Chatbots; Wearables and Virtual Reality.
18 Mar 16
0 In this week's news round-up, Filip looks how new formats can boost engagement, why are publishers going native and pure digital,how Swedish publishers tackle adblocking and how will journalism look in the future
04 Mar 16
0 In this week's news round-up, Filip looks how media analytics slowly becomes the centerpiece of each newsroom and why publishers don't need just data, but next generation insight to grow and engage audiences.
03 Mar 16
0 In the third edition of the recurring interview series, "In Touch with Innovation", the Future Media Lab. team talks to Christian Hasselbring, Head of Business Development at LaterPay – your running tab for online content.
11 Dec 15
0 In this week's Future Media Round-up, Filip looks into Facebook's Instant Articles platform, Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages, and the European Commission's plans to modernize EU Copyright rules, among other issues.
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