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New Study Shows Newspapers Don't Have to Sue to get Pirated Content Removed
When users first began to share music online, the music label's first reaction was to sue them. While this did little to deter music sharing, it ruined the public's opinion
Layar Extends its AR Platform with Computer Vision Capabilities
Layar, maker of the Layar augmented reality platform for mobile, has today announced Layar Vision, a platform extension that enables phones to "see" and recognize real-world objects, including posters, magazines
In U.S., QR Codes Are Still Mostly For Traditional Advertising
New data from comScore show that 14 million Americans, 6.2% of all mobile users, scanned QR (quick response) codes or bar codes with their mobile devices in June 2011. Users
1,500 Newspapers Could Soon Support the AP's Controversial hNews Microformat
Earlier this year, the Associated Press, together with the Media Standards Trust, introduced hNews, a new microformat for describing news content. HNews allows publishers to easily attach machine-readable news semantics
Digital Media Consumption Increases - But Few Are Willing to Pay
In the UK, consumers are spending more time with digital and traditional media. According to the second KPMG Media and Entertainment Barometer, the average monthly consumption of traditional media climbed
Everything has already moved
Simon Waldman, Director of Digital Publishing for Guardian Newspapers, writes: "Gizmodo gets handed an interview with Bill Gates. Good for them, I say - and a smart move by Microsoft.
I Want This New Facebook Filter Feature
Facebook is experimenting with a new way to filter the Newsfeed: by media type (like photos, links or games), page updates only or by friend list. Unearthed by Josh Constine
Adobe Will Support Apple's Upcoming Newsstand, But Is This Really the Future?
Newspapers and magazines still clinging to hopes that tablets will help revitalize their businesses have something to look forward to this Fall. That's when Apple with launch Newsstand, a marketplace
Internet Censorship Coming to Russia
Russia, which is home to almost 30 million of Europe's 350 million Internet users may begin to extend its strict media censorship laws to the Internet, according to a report
New York Times to Charge for Online Content?
According to internal sources, the New York Times may soon be charging users for its online content. In a move that would bring the publication parallel to the Wall Street
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