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Seven West Media has sold its 50% stake in Yahoo7 to Oath Media with the deal expected to close by the end of August.

In Apple’s keynote presentation today, unveiling its new products, the Apple TV 4K was unveiled, with Australian finally on the list for the Apple TV app, and plenty of Aussie content including Yahoo7.

Yahoo7 has released its annual study into the digital lives of Australians that reveals smartphone use has surpassed that of desktops for daily digital habits.

IPG Mediabrands Australia has appointed Ross Raeburn as chief executive of its Ansible mobility solutions business, effective July 2017.

Some of the industry's best marketing minds from Facebook, TRIBE, The Iconic, Unlockd, and GroupM will come together to explore the future of mobile marketing.

In a sign of the times, Nielsen Digital Ratings has released rankings for content consumption on mobile devices and Yahoo7 leads the Australian mobile experience.

US based web portal, search, email, and internet services company Yahoo is having a tough time – huge losses, massive asset write-downs, and there are questions about its CEO’s strategy.

Yahoo7 has released its new Mobile Developer Suite - a range of free tools empowering developers to gain valuable user insights as well as grow and monetise their applications.

More ‘app-iness for Australians owning the new Apple TV now able to download Yahoo7’s new Plus7 app for access to Seven Network’s range of catch-up TV content.

Yahoo7 Director of Technology, Paul Russell, has listed his top tech predictions for 2016 and what it means to Yahoo7.

We all know print, radio and TV are so last year. Social media has taken over but how so you make your brand – personal, company, and unfortunately politicians – cool.

The race to deliver ever more content on Presto has led to the streaming of a tragically sordid affair.

Yahoo7 has appointed 15-year digital industry veteran Paul Russell as director of technology for Australia and New Zealand.

Yahoo7 is to sell advertising across the Sensis network under a new partnership between the two companies.

With the rest of November and an entire month of 2014 still to go, and with Australia going through the sorrow of cricket legend Phil Hughes tragically passing on the day Yahoo7’s report was issued, maybe Yahoo7 should wait until sometime in mid or even late December to issue what is otherwise a fascinating report on its annual search trend data.

While there were rumours Telstra’s T-Box was set for termination, the Company has denied this and instead is delivering new “premium” Plus7 content to its T-Boxers.

Targeting is important to advertisers - there's not much point in paying to reach someone that's never going to buy your product or service.

Australian shares might not be having a great day but the ASX has at least one reason to smile, announcing a new exclusive advertising partnership with Yahoo7.

Yahoo7 today announced its catchup service, PLUS7, would be available on Fetch TV from today.

Desperate to find a raison d'être, Channel Ten is rumoured to be in talks with Facebook to form an alliance similar to those already created by the other two commercial channels.