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The business of making money from apps is going to get tougher still, with analyst Gartner predicting that through to 2018 less than 0.01% of consumer mobile apps will be considered a financial success by their developers.

Buffer revealed their salaries (and the formula that got them there) to the world. The question is why?

DVR manufacturer TiVo has spent most of the last 15 years building hardware that would allow consumers to record their favorite TV shows and watch them later. Now the company is working toward building products that would let consumers save their favorite shows not on a hard drive in a box, but up in the cloud.

Over-the-top and digital services will end up being a multi-trillion-dollar market in a matter of a decade

TubeMogul offers true cross-channel advertising and marketing by providing access to ad inventory across all formats and devices from a single platform.

If you were to ask most people in the TV industry how Google is likely to disrupt their business model, most would in all likelihood point to YouTube. After all, YouTube looks a little like TV, has…

Brightcove Inc. (NASDAQ:BCOV), a leading global provider of cloud services for video, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement to ac

Audio technology innovator Dolby Laboratories is expanding its brand to pictures. After 10 years of development, Dolby has produced a new imaging system that the company says delivers brighter, higher contrast, more realistic pictures.

Will “Do Not Track” kill off innovation along with targeted advertising?

Millions of people use the tool Ghostery to block online tracking technology—some may not realize that it feeds data to the ad industry.

Even though the mobile advertising space is already crowded, India-based startup SilverPush sees an opportunity to help advertisers deliver targeted mobile ads and link users across the mobile Web and app environment. The 1-year-old company has set its sights on the US market and has already received acquisition offers, according to co-founders Alex Modon and... Continue reading »

Vidible, a startup connecting buyers and sellers of video content, is confirming that it has raised a $3.35 million Series A led by Greycroft Partners. The round was first revealed in a regulatory filing in late December, but the company is only confirming the news and sharing details now. In addition to Greycroft, IDG also participated in the new funding, according Vidible co-founder and President Tim Mahlman (pictured).

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Twitter's mobile-advertising exchange MoPub released a product that will let thousands of mobile-app publishers use native advertising.

mParticle’s customer data platform integrates all of your data and orchestrates it across channels, partners, and systems so you’ll never miss an opportunity to impress.

By now you have probably heard about Three.js - a library which makes working with 3D in the browser easy. In this article, you will find a collection of demos, tutorials and resources that will inspire you to learn more about the library.

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Here’s a potentially noteworthy development in the patent litigation-riddled mobile device market. Last week, the United States Patent and Trademark Office issued a very broad patent on motion-based smartphone control, one that could have significant implications for the industry.

Methods, devices, and systems are described for bumping a mobile device, such as a smart phone, against a fixed poster board display at a store to initiate a download of coupons, advertisements, or other benefits to the mobile device. Products can be rated by a user's up/down bump or other bump patterns. Using accelerometer-based inertial measurements, multiple users can control multiple mouse cursors on a large display with their mobile devices in order to select information to be downloaded to their mobile devices.