Mobile Video Tops 60% Of Video Plays Globally 03/15/2018. The mobile video market continues to grow at a steady clip, with mobile now accounting for 60.3% of all global video starts, according to the Q4 2017 Global Video Index Report from video software and services provider Ooyala. North America lagged slightly behind the rest of the world, with mobile accounting for only 57.6% of video starts. However, mobile video starts still increased by 11% year-over-year in North America, according to the report. Overall, video consumption was up significantly in 2017 compared to 2016, although there were striking differences in how and where consumers chose to view short-form and long-form content. Short-form content was particularly popular on PCs, tablets and mobile devices, while long-form content was popular on connected TV devices and on mobile.
In fact, long-form content viewing actually declined on PCs in 2017 when compared to 2016. advertisement “The primary screen is definitely shifting. WhatsApp Has A Viral Rumor Problem With Real Consequences. <h2 class="ladillo">Soportes s...
La mutación del periodismo (with images, tweets) · ssaborit. El móvil, el cuarto poder (with images, tweets) · Pepenacho. Accelerated Mobile Pages Project. » How newsrooms can use chat apps and private networks for newsgatheringfirstdraftnews.com- How newsrooms can use chat apps and private networks for newsgathering. The sun, sand and sea of Rio de Janeiro are as legendary as the statue of Christ the Redeemer overlooking Brazil’s second-largest city but, as summer moves into autumn, fog can cloud the coastline of the bay before the sun hits its stride.
Such was true on the morning of March 3 2014, when 22 year-old Marina Pinto Borges left for work. Crossing the famous Rio-Niterói bridge to the city, Borges slammed on the brakes and, the road slick with rain, lost control of her Renault Sandero, flipping over a guard rail and plunging the full 70 metres into the sea below. Quite the fall: The Rio-Niterói Bridge (public domain) Borges survived the fall, the first person ever to do so, and the first news organisation to report her escape was local radio station CBN. But rather than receiving a tip from the emergency services or a call from a bystander, their source came from WhatsApp. Established wisdom on using chat apps for newsgathering is still hard to come by, however. So where to start? Newsgathering. Around the world, media outlets and journalists are using chat apps to spread the news. If you had followed BBC News India on WhatsApp on May 16, the day election results were announced after over a month of voting, you would have seen news updates in a variety of formats.
In the early morning hours, there were alerts from vote counting, including screenshots of charts from the Election Commission: When the losing side conceded defeat, there was a post with an update when Prime Minster-elect Narendra Modi tweeted: A little later, the account posted this video of a celebratory parade: Updates on final counts and local elections continued to flow in, half in English and half in Hindi. In the evening, the account posted a recording of Sonia Gandhi’s concession speech, followed by further results and transcribed statements, and then another audio recording, this one of BBC reporter Soutik Biswas giving his analysis.
“If you were to ask people even a year ago, What’s the value of news organizations using WhatsApp? The BBC abroad “We try to triangulate three things,” he says. 9 Overlooked Things to Consider Before Going Mobile-First. Having mobile presence is no longer an added bonus for businesses; it’s a necessity. When taking a mobile-first approach, it’s important to remember that mobile and desktop are vastly different. Many elements get overlooked when making this transition, which can easily have a negative impact on your bottom line. To narrow this transition gap, I asked nine entrepreneurs from the Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) the following: What’s one overlooked thing tech startups must change as they switch to a mobile-first approach to new development projects? Their best answers are below: 1. Beta Testing Recently, Google and Apple have made it easier to get beta versions of apps into your user’s hands for testing and feedback. While entrepreneurs are quickly iterating and testing on the web, their mobile platforms often move more slowly and get less beta testing and user feedback. 2.
Developing on Android is significantly more expensive than iOS. 3. 4. 5. The bottom line is: is it responsive? 6. 7. 8. How a Norwegian public radio station is using Snapchat to connect young listeners with news. In 2011, the Norwegian public broadcaster NRK set the world record for the longest single television show by broadcasting a cruise ship traversing the country’s coast.
The show was on the air for 134 consecutive hours, and 3.2 million people — more than 60 percent of all Norwegians — tuned in at some point. Last year, about one million people watched NRK’s 12-hour broadcast of a burning fireplace, complete with color commentary. But NRK P3, one of the broadcaster’s radio stations aimed at a younger audience, has taken a more ephemeral approach to broadcasting this summer, producing newscasts for Snapchat.
The station has about 2,500 followers on its Snapchat account, Even Nielsen, a P3 producer told me via email. “P3nyheter want to present news to young people where they are,” he wrote. “It is a challenge for news broadcasters today to reach young people, and we think social media is a good place to introduce news stories to them.” Around the world, media outlets and journalists are using chat apps to spread the news. 25 imprescindibles de diseño web para móviles: Seduce y convierte - Dispersium. El mes pasado Google lanzó un estudio acerca de diseño web para móviles. Han realizado 119 horas de tests con usuarios para descubrir las mejores prácticas en diseño y desarrollo para móviles.
El documento no es demasiado largo, (42 páginas), y si vas corto de tiempo, por aquí lo resumimos. Diseño web para móviles Estas son las 5 áreas que aborda el estudio: 1.- Página de inicio y navegación 1.1.- Mantén las llamadas a la acción (CTAs) visibles y centradas Lo habitual es que el usuario no esté prestando toda su atención cuando visita tu web, puede empezar a hacer scroll y no llegar a ver ni el menú. 1.2.- Menús cortos y fáciles Los menús largos no funcionan bien en móviles, así que es una buena idea reducirlos categorizándolos por secciones. 1.3.- Facilita la vuelta a la home Si nos perdemos en un sitio web, o queremos comenzar a buscar otro contenido, es habitual querer volver a la home para comenzar desde ahí. 1.4.- Que las promociones no acaparen el protagonismo 2.- Búsqueda en el sitio.
Barcelona at Barcelona. AppCircus llegará a Barcelona el 28 de noviembre, con el apoyo de Estrella Damm, en lo que será la cita del año con las aplicaciones que marcan tendencia en la capital del móvil. Barcelona es una de las ciudades del mundo que más utilizan las apps para hacer más fácil, cómoda y divertida la vida a sus habitantes, por lo que el showcase será un gran escaparate de las aplicaciones móviles del momento. Si has creado una aplicación, inscríbela en AppCircus Barcelona antes del 15 de noviembre, a las 23.59 horas (hora local) y preséntala en el escenario de la Antiga Fàbrica Estrella Damm (Rosselló, 515, Barcelona), ante el público y un jurado de expertos del sector móvil de primer nivel. La inscripción a AppCircus es gratuita, tanto para los participantes como para el público que desee asistir. Contaremos con Jan Wedekind, Business Performance Director de King, la empresa creadora de Candy Crush Saga.