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Andrew Walmsley on Digital: Moving with the times
From multi-touch to gestures and body language, our relationship with technology is deepening
Andrew Walmsley on Digital: fate of newspapers may rest with e-readers
Far from sealing the fate of the newspaper industry, a new generation of e-readers may be its saviour
Should PlayStation challenge Wii's dominance of the family market?
Sony has long been viewed as the brand for hardcore, 'serious' gamers only. Now it is repositioning for a broader appeal, but some argue it should continue to focus on its specialised market
Amanda Andrews on Media: Turning over a new leaf
The latest line of eBook readers could offer a fresh outlet both for newspapers and advertisers.
Amanda Andrews on Media: Getting in on the game
Video games are offering advertisers a widening range of innovative and engaging opportunities
Andrew Walmsley on digital: Take five to realise mobile's potential
In the digital world, every year is heralded as the year of the mobile. The networks haven't forgotten the £22bn spent on 3G licences, and they would love to see the mobile ad market take off in a sim...
Raymond Snoddy on media: Industry eyes may turn to mobile TV
An interesting online auction is about to get under way. No, not on eBay, but at Ofcom.
Opinion: The Marketing Society Forum - Will Microsoft's Yahoo! bid hit marketers' confidence in online?
If Microsoft's £22bn bid for Yahoo! succeeds, the implications for competition in the arena will be big, which will inevitably have an impact on marketers.
Andrew Walmsley on digital: Gradual gains add weight to mobile
Every second of every day, according to the CIA's World Factbook, 2.4 babies are born. It's a busy old world, you might conclude, and you might leave it at that.
Adwatch: Apple iPhone - 'iPhone demo'
Here's a cliche for you to blow the dust off and hold up to the light: creativity sells.
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