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EU To Focus On Digital Content Policy In 2012

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What’s Coming In 2012: Internet TVs Out-Box The Boxes

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Online Video Sales Growing In China

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Mobile Data Use Expected To Grow 21x By 2015

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Mobile News Consumption Is Highest In UK

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The Most-Read Newspaper Websites In Europe

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Italy’s Paid Content Market Actually Seems Relatively Healthy

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Highlights Of 2011: Let’s Do The CEO Shuffle

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The Internet’s Population Growth Has Stalled

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Japan Is The World’s Mobile Advertising Powerhouse

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Rovio Still Talking Up A Mickey Mouse IPO, Now In Hong Kong

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Samsung’s Anti-Apple Campaign Appears To Be Working

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ePub Direct Funded To Supply E-Books To Kindle, iBooks Et Al

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China E-Reader Sales Down Thanks To Lack Of Content

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Flipboard’s Phone Flips Beating iPad 2:1

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Analyst: Downturn And Intransigence Pushing French Papers To Web, Oblivion

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Outbrain Adds Another $35 Million For European Expansion

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Google Gobbling Up Even More UK Searches

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Mail Group Selling Teletext In Management Buy-Out

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Slide Deck: The Economist Sees The Rebirth Of Lean-Back Media

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TV Traction: BBC Gets Comcast Leap, Al Jazeera Relies On Online

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Murdoch’s BlackBerry Mail Trail: He Was Warned Of Phone Hacking

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Publishers’ Social Site aNobii Relaunches To Put The ‘Book’ In ‘Facebook’

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New Leadership For S4C’s Digital Investment Fund

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Microsoft And Nokia Pay Perform For A Mobile Soccer App

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Apple Finally Brings iTunes Music And Movies To Latin America

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Axel Springer Becomes Industry’s Latest Newsstand And Flipboard Clone

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Europe Thinks Open Data Could Add €40 Billion To Its Economy

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Latin America’s Digital Boom: It’s Coming From The South

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Twitter’s Promoted Tweets Advertisers Can Squat Rivals’ Brands

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Android’s China Problem – Schmidt Struggles To Keep Apps In His Market

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Chinese Flock To Carry Out Mobile Searches

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UltraViolet’s First Web Channels Are Now Live, Now It’s Going Global

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Deezer Goes Boldly Global, Thumbing Its Nose At U.S.

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Schmidt Reckons Most TVs Will Have Google TV By Mid-2012

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From Leanback To Stand-Up, iPad’s Flipboard Flips To Phone

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HeraldScotland.com Will Charge Regular Readers £2.99 A Month

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Europe Probing Apple And Publishers For E-book Price ‘Cartel’

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The ‘Hangover’ Part II: Business Publishers Tipped For Slower Growth

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Google Has Rebooted Its UK Engineering Centre

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Lonely Planet’s Mobile Travel Startup Launches, With Content From Rivals

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BSkyB Could Be Forced To Host On-Demand Movie Rivals

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Mecom Sells Norwegian News Unit But Retains Digital Interest

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Case Study: Numbers Behind Mooted ‘Bailout’ Of Wales’ National Newspaper

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Forget Smart TV, Is ‘Dumb TV’ The Next Big Thing?

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Groupon’s Exaggerated Deals Will Be Probed By UK Government

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Netflix’s UK Rivals Put Best Face On Imminent Assault

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Slideshow: The Future Of Movies According To Blinkbox And Tesco

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Tesco, Blinkbox Marry DVD, Online Movies Ahead Of Ultraviolet

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Far-East Round-Up: Social, Mobile Gaming Are Soaring

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