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US trade body the Online Publisher’s Association has introduced new metrics to account for consumers’ behaviour online. Initial results show that content sites account for nearly half of consumers’ time, with that proportion rising on a monthly basis. more
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Export Survey
We're running a survey on the export activities of UK new media companies, and we want your input! Whether you're export savvy or just thinking about breaking into the overseas markets, we want to know your opinions.
NMK is looking to boost the export activities of UK new media
companies, and encourage them to develop more business and
partners in a number of overseas markets. This survey will help
us to find out more about your export needs and objectives, so
that we can work with partners to build up a programme of
support for new media businesses over the next few years.
Everyone who completes the survey will be entered into a
prize draw to win one of three 15 Amazon vouchers.
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