Campaign Spotlight: Charity Promotes a New York State of Mind

An antipoverty campaign by the Robin Hood Foundation celebrates archetypal Big Apple behaviors, like knowing the best place to get dim sum.

    

Coke Looks Beyond Spotify for Music Promotion in India

Coca-Cola India is working with Dhingana, a music streaming service, to promote songs from its “Crazy for Happiness” advertising campaign.

    

With Kindle Singles, David Blum Jump-Starts His Career

The journalist David Blum has found success as the editor of Amazon Kindle Singles, a Web service that is helping to popularize novella-length essays and fiction.

    

New Twitter Service Hopes to Capture Musical Trends

Twitter’s idea is to recommend songs based on personal contacts as well as on what is popular among the 200 million Twitter audience.

    

News Media Weigh Use of Photos of Carnage

Pictures of the aftermath of the bombings at the Boston Marathon started a debate among news organizations about when images are too horrifying to display.

    

Digital Notes: Spotify’s Global Ambitions

The service is adding markets in Asia, Europe and Latin America; also, Apple’s iTunes store turns 10 and sits atop the music download market; Psy returns.

    

ReDigi Loses Suit Over Reselling of Digital Music

A federal judge’s ruling could halt the resale of digital music as well as other digital good like e-books.

Economic Scene: In a Copyright Ruling, the Legacy of the Betamax

A 1984 Supreme Court decision to permit home videotaping shaped the evolution of digital media. A ruling last week might have a similar effect.

Campaign Spotlight: Temp Tee Urges Shoppers to ‘Whip’ Up Passover Dishes

A campaign for Temp Tee, a dairy product, offers some humorous solutions to the dreaded “matzah fatigue” of Passover.

Advertising: ABC Works on an App for Live Streaming Shows to Mobile Devices

The app, which would stream programming to the phones and tablets of cable and satellite subscribers, could become available to some subscribers this year.

Spinoff of Time Inc. Rattles Employees

After the split occurs, Time Inc. will no longer have the lucrative film and television assets of Time Warner to prop it up.

Revolution in Resale of Digital Books and Music

The prospect of online stores that sell used e-books and digital music has heartened consumer advocates, but publishers and artists are worried.

Media Decoder Blog: Apple’s Internet Radio Service Said to Be Delayed

The company’s efforts to create an Internet radio service to compete with Pandora has been delayed by licensing negotiations with music companies, according to a number of people briefed on the talks.

News Corp. Has a Tablet for Schools

The Amplify, a 10-inch Android tablet for kindergartners through 12th graders, will come with the company’s education curriculum, which can also be used on other devices.

Advertising: Paper Finds a Fit in a Wi-Fi Society

A campaign by a giant paper maker points out the humor of going totally paperless.