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Lotame Secures $15 Million in Series D Funding Led by Sozo Ventures and TrueBridge Capital Partners
PR Newswire - Wed Mar 05, 6:30AM CST
Lotame, the world's leading independent data management platform (DMP), today announced that it has secured $15 million in Series D funding. The round was led by Sozo Ventures and TrueBridge Capital Partners, with substantial participation from existing investors Battery Ventures, Emergence Capital Partners and RJ Finlay & Co. Combined with previous funding rounds, Lotame has now raised a total of $44 million. The additional financing will allow Lotame to accelerate the development of its innovative real-time, cross-device data platform and extend its position as the largest and fastest growing independent pure-play DMP.
Growth and Expansion Planned for 4Projects, a Viewpoint Construction Software Company
PRWeb - Fri Jan 31, 12:03AM CST
4Projects, a Viewpoint Construction Software Company, today announced they will be moving their UK-based headquarters this week to the Central Square building in the North East region's emerging technology hub, Newcastle Upon Tyne. 4Projects continues its strong leadership position and business performance in the project and BIM collaboration space, leading to significant company growth necessitating a move to the new office space to accommodate expansion plans of more than 50 percent in 2014.
Newspapers Market Report 2014
M2 - Thu Jan 16, 3:10AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/p52wrx/newspapers_market) has announced the addition of the "Newspapers Market Report 2014" report to their offering. This Market Report examines the UK newspaper industry, including the regional and national press. During the past 5 years, the newspaper market in the UK has continued to contract, with the authors estimating revenue generated by advertising activities and copy sales to have fallen by 12.2% overall between 2009 and 2013. A flat-lining economy, along with contractions in print advertising expenditure and the continued decline of print media consumption, have all served to drive the value of the newspaper market downwards in recent years. Although both the national and regional sectors of the industry observed declines in both advertising and circulation revenue during the 5-year period, in general, regional titles have fared much worse than national brands, with this sector declining by 20.2% between 2009 and 2013. Much of this has been driven by a significant fall in advertising revenue, which dropped by 23.4% over the 5-year period. In comparison, the national newspapers sector reported a decline of 7.2% during the same period, with advertising revenue falling at a much slower rate of 2.4% between 2009 and 2013. The slower rate of decline observed across the national press has primarily been down to the larger-scale investment that national publishers have channelled into developing alternative sales mediums, such as digital publishing activities and overseas expansion. While some regional publishers have begun to invest in expanding their own digital newspaper portfolios, the rate of progress within this area has been much slower. Other pressures, such as severe cost-cutting measures and redundancies, as well as a lack of public policy across regional publishing have also served to reduce both the quality of local journalism in some areas and have resulted in advertisers migrating to alternative platforms. For much of the newspaper industry nowadays digitisation and the expansion of brands across digital platforms has been a must, with mobile media consumption in particular continuing to increase following the proliferation of mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablet computers. According to Ofcom, over half (51%) of the UK population now owns a smartphone, along with 24% who own a tablet computer. This growing mobile audience has driven newspaper publishers to expand their digital portfolios, with the aim of generating revenue via digital advertising activities and by growing digital subscriptions. As such, an increasing number of national news brands have introduced online paywalls, with The Sun and The Telegraph representing the latest national titles to begin charging users for online content. Although it is still uncertain whether such paywalls will eventually pay off, there have been some success stories, with the Financial Times seeing digital subscribers outnumber print sales for the first time during 2012, following the introduction of its metered paywall model back in 2007. Unfortunately it is unlikely that revenue generated by newspaper publishers via digital channels will outweigh the losses reported across print sales any time soon. However, the authors forecast that the rate of decline being experienced by the newspaper industry will begin to slow somewhat over the next 5 years, with total market value expected to fall by 1.7% between 2014 and 2018. A stabilising economy, as well as continued expansion by newspaper publishers both regional and national across digital platforms, improved advertising budgets and the diversification of activities within media organisations are all factors that should help to slow down the sharp losses being made across traditional newspaper print sales and print advertising. Companies Mentioned - Archant Ltd - Daily Mail and General Trust PLC - DC Thomson and Co Ltd - Guardian Media Group PLC - Independent Print Ltd - Independents News and Media PLC - Johnston Press PLC - Local World Ltd - News Corp UK and Ireland Ltd - Newsquest Media Group Ltd - Northern and Shell PLC - Pearson PLC - Telegraph Media Group Ltd - The Midland News Association Ltd - Tindle Newspapers Ltd - Trinity Mirror PLC For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/p5...ers_market About Research and Markets Research and Markets is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends.
Cloudant DBaaS the Backbone to Central Index's International Business Directories
M2 - Tue Apr 30, 7:19AM CDT
Cloudant , provider of a globally distributed database-as-a-service (DBaaS), today announced that Central Index , the API service provider and company behind the leading business directory services for The Independent, Trinity Mirror, Scoot and Touch Local, has turned to Cloudant DBaaS to become the backbone for the company's next generation of global business directories.
Birmingham Mail to give away 50,000 free copies in city centre
M2 - Tue Feb 26, 4:28AM CST
Trinity Mirror today unveiled a series of initiatives to increase readership of the Birmingham Mail and strengthen its editorial content.
Trinity Mirror Appoints Aegis To Media Planning & Buying Task
M2 - Mon Feb 25, 11:18AM CST
Trinity Mirror can today confirm that it is centralising its media planning and buying account into Aegis UK agencies.
Newspaper Publishing in the UK Industry Market Research Report Now Updated by IBISWorld
PRWeb - Thu Feb 07, 11:02PM CST
The traditional revenue model for operators in the UK Newspaper Publishing industry has been torn up in the last five years due to falling demand for print media and decreases in advertising revenue. According to IBISWorld industry analyst Andrew Johnson, "the transition to digital has been far from seamless and while growth rates of digital revenue have been impressive, the digital business is still in its infancy". The industry includes businesses that produce articles for publishing in print edition or electronic form, including on the internet. Industry revenue is expected to decline at a compound annual rate of 7.0% over the five years through 2012-13. The industry is expected to generate revenue of £4.96 billion in 2012-13, a 5.7% decline on the year prior. The two traditional revenue channels for UK newspaper publishers are sales of print media and advertising, both of which have contracted in the five years through 2012-13, contributing to the declining nature of the industry. Advertisers' budgets h
Flockler and EditorEye partner to help brands discover relevant content and publish social magazines
M2 - Tue Feb 05, 7:52AM CST
Flockler and EditorEye partner to provide a content marketing solution, which enables brands to speed up their publishing process, become a thought leader and distribute their content across all devices and platforms.
Trinity Mirror introduces new publishing operation
M2 - Tue Jan 29, 11:10AM CST
Trinity Mirror has unveiled significant changes to its publishing operations as it moves towards an integrated approach to creating and sharing first-class content across the group.
Lotame Secures $15 Million in Series D Funding Led by Sozo Ventures and TrueBridge Capital Partners
PR Newswire - Wed Mar 05, 6:30AM CST
Lotame, the world's leading independent data management platform (DMP), today announced that it has secured $15 million in Series D funding. The round was led by Sozo Ventures and TrueBridge Capital Partners, with substantial participation from existing investors Battery Ventures, Emergence Capital Partners and RJ Finlay & Co. Combined with previous funding rounds, Lotame has now raised a total of $44 million. The additional financing will allow Lotame to accelerate the development of its innovative real-time, cross-device data platform and extend its position as the largest and fastest growing independent pure-play DMP.
Growth and Expansion Planned for 4Projects, a Viewpoint Construction Software Company
PRWeb - Fri Jan 31, 12:03AM CST
4Projects, a Viewpoint Construction Software Company, today announced they will be moving their UK-based headquarters this week to the Central Square building in the North East region's emerging technology hub, Newcastle Upon Tyne. 4Projects continues its strong leadership position and business performance in the project and BIM collaboration space, leading to significant company growth necessitating a move to the new office space to accommodate expansion plans of more than 50 percent in 2014.
Newspapers Market Report 2014
M2 - Thu Jan 16, 3:10AM CST
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/p52wrx/newspapers_market) has announced the addition of the "Newspapers Market Report 2014" report to their offering. This Market Report examines the UK newspaper industry, including the regional and national press. During the past 5 years, the newspaper market in the UK has continued to contract, with the authors estimating revenue generated by advertising activities and copy sales to have fallen by 12.2% overall between 2009 and 2013. A flat-lining economy, along with contractions in print advertising expenditure and the continued decline of print media consumption, have all served to drive the value of the newspaper market downwards in recent years. Although both the national and regional sectors of the industry observed declines in both advertising and circulation revenue during the 5-year period, in general, regional titles have fared much worse than national brands, with this sector declining by 20.2% between 2009 and 2013. Much of this has been driven by a significant fall in advertising revenue, which dropped by 23.4% over the 5-year period. In comparison, the national newspapers sector reported a decline of 7.2% during the same period, with advertising revenue falling at a much slower rate of 2.4% between 2009 and 2013. The slower rate of decline observed across the national press has primarily been down to the larger-scale investment that national publishers have channelled into developing alternative sales mediums, such as digital publishing activities and overseas expansion. While some regional publishers have begun to invest in expanding their own digital newspaper portfolios, the rate of progress within this area has been much slower. Other pressures, such as severe cost-cutting measures and redundancies, as well as a lack of public policy across regional publishing have also served to reduce both the quality of local journalism in some areas and have resulted in advertisers migrating to alternative platforms. For much of the newspaper industry nowadays digitisation and the expansion of brands across digital platforms has been a must, with mobile media consumption in particular continuing to increase following the proliferation of mobile devices, such as smartphones and tablet computers. According to Ofcom, over half (51%) of the UK population now owns a smartphone, along with 24% who own a tablet computer. This growing mobile audience has driven newspaper publishers to expand their digital portfolios, with the aim of generating revenue via digital advertising activities and by growing digital subscriptions. As such, an increasing number of national news brands have introduced online paywalls, with The Sun and The Telegraph representing the latest national titles to begin charging users for online content. Although it is still uncertain whether such paywalls will eventually pay off, there have been some success stories, with the Financial Times seeing digital subscribers outnumber print sales for the first time during 2012, following the introduction of its metered paywall model back in 2007. Unfortunately it is unlikely that revenue generated by newspaper publishers via digital channels will outweigh the losses reported across print sales any time soon. However, the authors forecast that the rate of decline being experienced by the newspaper industry will begin to slow somewhat over the next 5 years, with total market value expected to fall by 1.7% between 2014 and 2018. A stabilising economy, as well as continued expansion by newspaper publishers both regional and national across digital platforms, improved advertising budgets and the diversification of activities within media organisations are all factors that should help to slow down the sharp losses being made across traditional newspaper print sales and print advertising. Companies Mentioned - Archant Ltd - Daily Mail and General Trust PLC - DC Thomson and Co Ltd - Guardian Media Group PLC - Independent Print Ltd - Independents News and Media PLC - Johnston Press PLC - Local World Ltd - News Corp UK and Ireland Ltd - Newsquest Media Group Ltd - Northern and Shell PLC - Pearson PLC - Telegraph Media Group Ltd - The Midland News Association Ltd - Tindle Newspapers Ltd - Trinity Mirror PLC For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/p5...ers_market About Research and Markets Research and Markets is the world's leading source for international market research reports and market data. We provide you with the latest data on international and regional markets, key industries, the top companies, new products and the latest trends.
Cloudant DBaaS the Backbone to Central Index's International Business Directories
M2 - Tue Apr 30, 7:19AM CDT
Cloudant , provider of a globally distributed database-as-a-service (DBaaS), today announced that Central Index , the API service provider and company behind the leading business directory services for The Independent, Trinity Mirror, Scoot and Touch Local, has turned to Cloudant DBaaS to become the backbone for the company's next generation of global business directories.
Birmingham Mail to give away 50,000 free copies in city centre
M2 - Tue Feb 26, 4:28AM CST
Trinity Mirror today unveiled a series of initiatives to increase readership of the Birmingham Mail and strengthen its editorial content.
Trinity Mirror Appoints Aegis To Media Planning & Buying Task
M2 - Mon Feb 25, 11:18AM CST
Trinity Mirror can today confirm that it is centralising its media planning and buying account into Aegis UK agencies.
Newspaper Publishing in the UK Industry Market Research Report Now Updated by IBISWorld
PRWeb - Thu Feb 07, 11:02PM CST
The traditional revenue model for operators in the UK Newspaper Publishing industry has been torn up in the last five years due to falling demand for print media and decreases in advertising revenue. According to IBISWorld industry analyst Andrew Johnson, "the transition to digital has been far from seamless and while growth rates of digital revenue have been impressive, the digital business is still in its infancy". The industry includes businesses that produce articles for publishing in print edition or electronic form, including on the internet. Industry revenue is expected to decline at a compound annual rate of 7.0% over the five years through 2012-13. The industry is expected to generate revenue of £4.96 billion in 2012-13, a 5.7% decline on the year prior. The two traditional revenue channels for UK newspaper publishers are sales of print media and advertising, both of which have contracted in the five years through 2012-13, contributing to the declining nature of the industry. Advertisers' budgets h
Flockler and EditorEye partner to help brands discover relevant content and publish social magazines
M2 - Tue Feb 05, 7:52AM CST
Flockler and EditorEye partner to provide a content marketing solution, which enables brands to speed up their publishing process, become a thought leader and distribute their content across all devices and platforms.
Trinity Mirror introduces new publishing operation
M2 - Tue Jan 29, 11:10AM CST
Trinity Mirror has unveiled significant changes to its publishing operations as it moves towards an integrated approach to creating and sharing first-class content across the group.
