Huffington Post bets big on 12-hour news feed

April 03, 2013 Subscribe | View as Web page. THEDAILYBUZZ A roundup of emedia news and views from around the web In this Issue The FT's new iPad Web app features morning and live editions, a personalized MyFT hub, and more Huffington Post bets big on 12-hour news feed OC Register: Serve your readers — everything else is secondary Rumors: iOS 7 getting a complete UI overhaul Video autoplay: the most hated digital ad tactic Safari still winning the mobile browser war advertisement Looking for Digital Talent? Improve your digital media candidate pool! eMedia Vitals reaches over 20,000 experienced digital media professionals from companies such as Hearst, Time Inc., The New York Times, Crains, Advance Publications, Yahoo!, Aol, and many more.  Post your job instantly here. The FT's new iPad Web app features morning and live editions, a personalized MyFT hub, and more The Financial Times (FT) has launched an all-new iPad-focused Web app today, representing its first major overhaul since it launched almost two years ago. This latest launch falls a month after The New York Times – often lauded for its efforts in the digital space – launched a prototype of an all-new NYTimes.com, with a cleaner app-like design. FULL ARTICLE - TheNextWeb Huffington Post bets big on 12-hour news feed When HuffPost Live launched last summer, the plan was for a constant live stream on which Huffington Post reporters, bloggers and editors would appear regularly, giving viewers "a real-time sense of what is happening on verticals all across HuffPost," according to a press release. By March, they claimed to be "trending towards" over 48 million views. FULL ARTICLE - New York Observer OC Register: Serve your readers — everything else is secondary The OC Register started spending money on the newspaper, pouring tens of millions of dollars into the Register newsroom — which is now a staggering 50 percent larger than it used to be — hiring reporters and editors, and launching almost a dozen new sections. Here's the rub: that investment will benefit paying customers only. FULL ARTICLE - paidContent Rumors: iOS 7 getting a complete UI overhaul Apple is preparing a major overhaul of iOS, the software that runs the iPhone and iPad, says plugged-in Apple blogger John Gruber. He says the "word on the street" is that engineers inside Apple who are authorized to carry around new iPhones have a filter on their screen so that the side viewing angles are diminished. FULL ARTICLE - Business Insider Video autoplay: the most hated digital ad tactic Talk to regular Internet users, and they'll tell you they loathe them. But in this instance, in a world where programmatic ad buying is decimating CPMs, the healthy prices still enjoyed for video ads means adopting a let-users-be-damned attitude. Will this practice prematurely devalue video inventory? FULL ARTICLE - Digiday Safari still winning the mobile browser war Apple's mobile Safari browser is beset on all sides by eager challengers, but it continues to hold its own, as the latest market share data from Net Applications shows. Safari for iOS captured 61.79 percent of all mobile browser Web traffic in March according to Net Applications. FULL ARTICLE - AllThingsD advertisement Advertise in the Daily Buzz If you are interested in advertising in The Daily Buzz, please contact Prescott Shibles at (917) 740-0026. You are receiving the Daily Buzz as a valuable member of the eMedia Vitals community. Please feel free to contact us at any time with feedback and comments. Click here to unsubscribe. Our mailing address is: Vital Business Media 65 Broadway New York, NY 10006 Copyright (C) 2013 Vital Business Media All rights reserved.