British firms are neglecting the needs of consumers accessing websites from mobile devices, according to research released today by 1&1 Internet.
BT tops 2 million wi-fi hotspots
BT has announced it has passed the two million mark for UK hotspot networks.
Right to reply: Google’s Street View privacy breach damaging to user confidence in the brand
Google has escaped a fine for collecting personal data – including email addresses and passwords – being used in UK public Wi-Fi spots. But has Google really escaped lightly? According to Jack Adams, search engine optimisation (SEO) consultant at leading search specialist marketing and technology firm Greenlight, whilst this won’t have an impact for search … [Read more…]
AOL seeks advice on Yahoo tie-up- report
AOL is exploring strategic options for the company which include a possible combination of assets from itself and Yahoo, according to a news report.
Tesco debuts mobile website for non-food items
Tesco Direct has launched a mobile website, letting shoppers buy non-food and household items, directly from mobile phones.
Nokia takes over Symbian mobile platform from founders
Nokia will take over future development of the Symbian mobile operating system from the Symbian Foundation, the two bodies have announced.
Queen launches official Facebook page
The Queen has launched a Facebook page for the British Monarchy, attracting over 100,000 ‘likes’ in its first day.
Asos woos independent designers in online fashion push
Asos is developing a new feature on its online fashion that it hopes will encourage smaller, independent designers to sell through its website.
Inconsistent measurement of ecommerce profitability ‘across the board’
Online retailers are very inconsistent with metrics for analysing profitability online – from their web site to specific products, customers and marketing activities, according to a new report.
HTC to launch own-brand app store
Phone maker HTC is poised to launch an online store selling e-books and apps, according to reports.