• Slow Load Times are Killing Publishers in Mobile
  Publishers are more at home tweaking headlines and ledes than the backend performance of their webpages. But the rise of mobile is forcing them to shuffle their priorities.
• Digital Publishing: Generation Right Now
  What can newsrooms do to capture this huge pool of news consumers?
• The Financial Times bets on new ad format
  Brands pay for time, not pageviews or clicks.
• Children rediscover joy of reading courtesy of digital revolution
  Amidst much fretting over the impact of digital technology on the lives of young children one positive side effect may be an increase in literacy, according to the National Literacy Trust.
• Digital breakthrough: Times advertisers agree to pay same rate for tablet edition as print
  The agreement, reached with a number of key ad agencies, is being seen by insiders as a major breakthrough in terms of making money from digital journalism.
• How digital publishers measure their influence
  In the old days, press mentions and scoops were the currency of publishers.
• ABC: Daily traffic grows for Metro, other nationals struggle
  The commuter title reports an 8.7 per cent growth in daily average web readers, while the Daily Star lost a quarter of its total monthly browsers.
• Ad Sales Pros, Are You Ready to Propose?
  5 Quick Tips to Get a “YES!”
• Email marketing technology is ridiculously complicated
  The plumbing required to make sure your customers get that coupon or white paper to their inbox on time is only growing in complexity.

Publishers are more at home tweaking headlines and ledes than the backend performance of their webpages. But the rise of mobile is forcing them to shuffle their priorities.