2015 sevenval device-trends_august

The document analyzes mobile device trends from September 2015, including the top 10 mobile devices by web traffic, changes in traffic from August to September 2015, top mobile browsers and operating systems, statistics on iOS and Android versions, and the large number of unique client combinations from different devices, browsers and operating systems that websites must account for in design. It also briefly describes some products from Sevenval for responsive design, performance optimization and rapid development.

On a quarterly basis, Magnani Caruso Dutton tracks the use of stable releases of browsers, operating systems, and devices for the general U.S. population, identifying the current share of the user base and potential velocity for large-scale adoption of new and obsolesce of old platforms.

This document contains statistics on mobile internet usage in China from 2013 to 2014. Some key findings include: - The total number of mobile internet users in China reached 857 million by June 2014. - Males accounted for 62.7% of users in the first half of 2014 compared to 60.2% of females. - The largest age group of users was between 25-30, making up 19.3% of users in the first half of 2014. - Android dominated the mobile operating system market with 89.9% share in the first half of 2014.

This document summarizes SCA's digital ratings data for September 2015. It shows that SCA's network traffic increased 5% year-over-year. Traffic for the Today's Hit Network increased 12% driven by shows, social media, celebrities, and mobile browsing. The Triple M Network saw stable traffic focused on sports, social media, and mobile devices. The document also provides demographic profiles and breakdowns of traffic sources by device type for SCA's networks.

How Japanese Hit App got a huge market share in the JP market? Metaps' market research and its findings.

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John Duchneskie, assistant managing editor for The Philadelphia Inquirer, helps journalists get started with data journalism in this presentation for NewsTrain in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, on Sept. 30-Oct. 1, 2016. It discusses why data is important to news coverage and gives examples of how it can enrich stories. It discusses where to find data and what to do with it, as well as key skills to learn and use. It is accompanied by two handouts: "Data-Driven Enterprise off Your Beat" and "Step-by-Step Guide to Data Exercises." NewsTrain is a training initiative of Associated Press Media Editors. More info: http://bit.ly/NewsTrain