New Round-up

Magazines and high ROIs, risk and security challenges for citizen journalists, and the end of objectivity

In the most recent edition of our bi-weekly news roundup, Veronika Jermanova shares the news that caught her eye in the past two weeks. The news round-up is a way for the Future Media Lab. team and members of the Future Media Lab. network to share articles about innovations and developments in the media sector, […]

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New Round-up

Europe’s crowdfunded media start-ups, journalists-turned-MEPs, and brands as content creators

In the latest edition of our bi-weekly news roundup (the earlier posts can be read here), Karin Fleming shares the news that caught her eye in the past two weeks. The news round-up is a way for the Future Media Lab. team and members of the Future Media Lab. network to share articles about innovations […]

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Staying positive: European magazine sector is as “robust, vibrant, creative, sexy” as ever

Amidst reports of declining copy sales and advertising revenue, magazines and newspapers shuttering their doors, an oft-heard expression is “print is dead”. But while it’s true that the rise of the internet and demand for mobile, digital content has forever changed Europe’s magazine publishing industry, the claim that it’s brands are dying is far from […]

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New Round-up

Curly fries and intelligence, news on the go, and the right to be forgotten in our News Round-up

In the second edition of our bi-weekly news roundup (the first can be read here), Karin Fleming shares the news that caught her eye in the past two weeks. The news round-up is a way for the Future Media Lab. team and members of the Future Media Lab. network to share articles about innovations and […]

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New Round-up

Shape-shifting devices, FB newswire, death of net neutrality and more in this week’s News Round-up

The Future Media Lab. introduced a new feature on the Future Media Lab. blog: the bi-weekly news round-up. From Axel Springer’s CEO’s open letter to Google, the hit that net neutrality recently took in the United States, to shape-shifting devices and and wearable technology, Karin Fleming, Communications/Administration Officer at EMMA/FML shares what she’s been reading this week.

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“Very little is done now without thinking about mobile first” - Turning challenges to opportunities at the Economist

Audra Martin, Vice President Digital Advertising at The Economist, talks to us about how social media impacts advertising strategies, the need to extend the relationship between publisher and reader to online social spaces, and how the continued rise of mobile alters consumers’ expectations and behaviours. Audra will continue to share her thoughts as an expert speaker at the Future Media Lab.’s workshop session at the Digital Innovators’ Summit conference on 25 March 2014 in Berlin.

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“Knowledge is power” in algorithmic advertising

The Future Media Lab. sits down with Daniel Knapp, Director Advertising Research at IHS Technology (UK) to discuss Facebook’s acquisition of WhatsApp, social media trends, and the impact these trends have on advertising, media pluralism and competition.

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