Six leading hotel booking sites have all agreed to make changes to their websites after an investigation uncovered ‘misleading’ sales tactics designed to boost bookings.
In the US, 42% of American football fans have watched ads from the big game on YouTube, equal to the amount that watched those ads on broadcast/cable TV networks, and more than any other digital platform, according to an Ipsos sports viewing study.
Pinterest has launched a new ‘skin tone’ feature that lets people discover personalised makeup and hair ideas on the go with better search parameters.
Growing concerns regarding privacy and data security have reached a tipping point, driven by an astonishing increase in consumers’ expectations for trust and transparency in the brands they purchase, according to new research.
One in three ‘Gen-Zers’ (31%) visit YouTube the most, according to a new survey from Visual Objects.
YouTube has released its overall 2018 EMEA ads leaderboard, with an ad for a German property search website beating Nike and John Lewis for most engagement this year.
Google is making it easier for users to continue their old searches by adding activity cards.
The UK’s top e-retailers are seriously jeopardising sales by not prioritising on-site customer experience, according to an industry index report.
Job seekers rely on a mix of digital platforms and traditional methods to find their next job, a new survey finds.
With 2018 now at an end, Shutterstock looks back on the year’s most searched for names and events around the globe.