Showing posts with label Digital Media. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Digital Media. Show all posts

2016-09-20

Smartphone Apps Are Now 50% of All US Digital Media Time Spent


Smartphone apps now account for more than half of all Americans’ time spent online, according to comScore Media Metrix® Multi-Platform and comScore Mobile Metrix®. The smartphone app has been the most important access vehicle to the internet for some time, is now growing its share to a point where it now eclipses all other digital media platforms combined.--Smartphone Apps Are Now 50% of All U.S. Digital Media Time Spent | comScore.com

But Consumers Spend Most Of Their Time In Just A Few Apps according to Forrester.com. While US consumers spend most of their time on smartphones using apps, just five apps account for nearly 90% of the time they spend using apps. Although US smartphone owners use about 24 unique apps in a given month, the remaining 19 command just a small slice of users’ time. For this reason, Forrester has advised businesses to design their apps for their best and most loyal or frequent customers because those are the only one who will bother to download and use the app regularly. Most retailers report their mobile web sales outweigh their app sales, and outside of the larger players like Google and Facebook, customers will use mobile websites instead of a business’ native app.

90% Of All iOS Apps Are Zombies:
Infographic: 90% Of All iOS Apps Are Zombies | Statista
Source: Statista

Apple has announced that it will remove apps that “no longer function as intended, don’t follow current review guidelines, or are outdated.” The chart  above shows why Apple feels that step is necessary--90 percent of all apps in the App Store are invisible or "zombies"--these apps can only be found by directly searching for them, according to analytics firm Adjust.


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2016-03-07

Could The CIA Have Stopped The 9/11 Hijackers? New Yorker New Media


The New Yorker's Digital Media Experiment, Reinventing the News Magazine Format (video):
THE AGENT - In a short documentary directed by Alex Gibney, Lawrence Wright and others discuss what the C.I.A. knew about the 9/11 hijackers—before 9/11. Released on 2/16/2016. Producer: The New Yorker Presents

The New Yorker on Amazon Isn't Just TV. It's a Whole New Kind of Magazine: "...“It’s not a re-creation of the magazine itself, but a step in the direction of a reinvention of the news magazine format,” says Kahane Cooperman, the executive producer and showrunner of The New Yorker Presents. For Amazon and The New Yorker, the show is something of an experiment. It could attract new readers to The New Yorker and draw them into the magazine’s rich history. And Amazon gains the cachet of working with one of the most venerable names in publishing. Yes, The New Yorker Presents might not have the broad appeal of, say, Amazon’s critical hit Transparent or The Man in the High Castle. But The New Yorker has rarely tried to be anything other than its best self. Instead, the series shows how the risk of a traditional player entering a new medium (The New Yorker on TV) and of a newcomer entering a more traditional genre (Amazon in unscripted television) can create a new opportunity for both..." source: WIRED



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  • amazon.com



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2016-01-06

Where Digital Media Is Headed Next (video)


Video above: Henry Blodget on where digital media is headed next (source: Business Insider)

Tweets about digital media predictions:




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2014-08-05

Mobile Megatrends 2014



Keypoints:

  • changing world of apps
  • mobile ecosystems
  • Google taking Android to the next level
  • Hardware as Distribution Channel, Disintermediation
  • Messaging Apps, new platforms
  • HTML5 (this one is the real kicker--but the story is richer than what is revealed here)





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