 | Tameka KeeTameka Kee is the editorial director of DIGIDAY:DAILY, and oversees content development for all of DM2 Media's digital media and marketing conferences.
Tameka has been covering the digital media industry with a special focus on advertising, social media and video games for the past three years. Before joining DM2, she served as a correspondent for ContentNext, covering the business of digital and mobile entertainment and gaming. |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Sep 1Wednesday, September 1, 2010Today's bytes: Now, business can pay to have their logos show up on Google Maps. Will the iPad be Apple's device that cracks the enterprise market? And display ad CPMs were up 25% in Q2 vs. Q1. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 31Tuesday, August 31, 2010Today's bytes: How can publishers best use location-based technology to monetize and promote their content? Google helps tackle the problem of email overload. And how well do Apple's iAds serve developers that want to promote their apps? (Hint ... not well at all). Read more | Comments (1) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 30Monday, August 30, 2010Today's bytes: A new Wiki offers a read on pricing, features and pros and cons of the (vast) number of social media monitoring tools out there. Google is pitching YouTube as a real online rental service to Hollywood. And how many people are actually using location-based apps while shopping? Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 29Sunday, August 29, 2010Today's bytes: Why Generation M won't stand for entrepreneurship without meaning (or corporations without souls). SideReel tells users where to get all their online episodes of their favorite shows. And there are a lot of mobile news apps -- but not many good ones, according to research from U of Colorado. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 26Thursday, August 26, 2010Today's bytes: The Bartab app lets Facebook friends send each other drinks in the real world. Yelp challenges Groupon with its own limited-time, local deals. And another example of video ads showing up in a print publication. (Yep, a definite head-scratcher). Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 25Wednesday, August 25, 2010Today's bytes: Is Hollywood trade pub The Hollywood Reporter becoming more trashy now that a former tabloid editrix is at the helm? Why some Pepsi Refresh fundraisers have lost interest. And soon, your iPhone will be able to tell you exactly which aisle those discounted cookies are in at the supermarket. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 24Tuesday, August 24, 2010Today's bytes: Banks, retailers and carriers are gearing up for mobile payments, but who will protect consumers from fraud? Toshiba plans to bring "glasses-free" 3D TVs to the market this year. And ... well, it's true. Women do talk on their mobile phones more than men. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 23Monday, August 23, 2010Today's bytes: Is Android really the open-source mobile platform for consumers, or is it geared toward giving carriers like Verizon even more control? One out of every five Americans has played a social game in the past three months. And details on how the Seattle Times is using mobile video and Twitter to win the online news race. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 22Sunday, August 22, 2010Today's bytes: More questions than answers for publishers when it comes to iPad subscription pricing. Online analytics will be a hot sector for M&A over the next six months. And should marketing execs be more willing to share ideas with each other, and competitors, for the good of the industry overall? Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 19Thursday, August 19, 2010Today's bytes: Five mobile search engine optimization (SEO) tips. Simple instructions for making sure your Facebook "friends" can't broadcast your location to other people without your permission. And the FT launches a hybrid metric that tracks the number of viewers of its "paid-for" content, including via mobile apps. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 18Wednesday, August 18, 2010Today's bytes: H&M shares performance stats from its location-based, virtual goods campaign within MyTown. Should there be a digital copyright window that would give news sites a chance to "protect" their content for at least 24-hours? And why the class of 2014 thinks email is "slow." Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 15Sunday, August 15, 2010Today's bytes: Will Twitter serve as a useful tool for propaganda? North Korea seems to think so. Disney, Demand Media and others get hit with an illegal ad-targeting suit stemming from Clearspring widgets. And why more companies plan to launch mobile sites than apps next year. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 12Thursday, August 12, 2010Today's bytes: Has Google invested in iPhone games developer ngmoco? Should the SEC turn to crowdsourcing for help with policing the stock market? And Kroger launches a "digital coupon center" that connects shopper's online discounts to their supermarket rewards card. Read more | Comments (0) |
The MOBI Files: Comedy Central and Transpera Put Steven Colbert in Your Back PocketThursday, August 12, 2010In this installment of The MOBI Files, we profile the winners of the 2009 MOBI Award for Best Mobile Site: Transpera and Comedy Central (a division of MTV Networks). They teamed up to create the Colbert Nation, a mobile site for fans of The Colbert Report. Click through to find out more about the campaign, watch excerpts from the show, and see why our judges gave them the award! MobileRead more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 11Wednesday, August 11, 2010Today's bytes: Novartis gets in hot water with the FDA for its Facebook app touting its leukemia drug. Twitter crosses the 93 million user mark. And Google adds DIRECTV inventory to its TV Ads platform. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 10Tuesday, August 10, 2010Today's bytes: Ben & Jerry's explains that it didn't "give up" on email marketing overall, but why it did pull back on the channel in the U.K. Medialets gets $6 million for its mobile content and ad network. And the video game industry funneled nearly $5 billion into the U.S. economy last year. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 9Monday, August 9, 2010Today's bytes: Details on Skype's $100 million IPO. New Scientist magazine really tries to get into its reader's minds with neuromarketing. And next time you're on a hike, the Thermos iPhone app will be able to help you find a water fountain. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 5Thursday, August 5, 2010Today's bytes: You can play (word) games on the Kindle now. Conde Nast plans to launch magazine-themed restaurants overseas. And Spot Runner is pulling the plug on its Malibu web-to-TV video ad-buying platform. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 4Wednesday, August 4, 2010Today's bytes: Visa's new Rightcliq app blends social media with commerce. Google gobbles up Slide. And Oprah's OWN cable network is costing Discovery more than the $100 million it initially budgeted for. Read more | Comments (0) |
DIGIDAY Bits And Bytes - Aug 3Tuesday, August 3, 2010Today's bytes: Boucher gives the Comcast-NBCU merger his blessing. Gowalla uses personalization to differentiate from Foursquare. And why research analysts are pegging the Android Market to overtake the App Store in terms of variety and volume. Read more | Comments (0) |
