35% of Winter Olympics fans are watching online
Winter Olympics fans spend an average of 2 hours 24 minutes a day on social media, and 1 in 5 are watching Facebook Live video content on a monthly basis, according to a new report.
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Chatbots to handle 25% of all customer service operations by 2020- report
A quarter of all customer service operations will be handled by chatbots by 2020, according to new research.
Video viral of the week: Absolut employees bare all as ‘Vodka with Nothing to Hide’
Vodka brand Absolut has launched a film ‘the vodka with nothing to hide’ to prove ust how transparent things are in Åhus, Sweden and features employees totally in the nude.
Nissan first to use YOC’s new programmatic mobile ad platform
Mobile ad company YOC has launched a new ad platform called VIS.X, a new kind of advertising technology for programmatic ads, with Nissan signed up as the first brand.
Top Facebook videos of 2017: A year in review
2017 was a booming year for video content on Facebook. In this article, , Socialbakers details how companies tapped into the format and review the top Facebook videos published across the fashion, retail, and FMCG industries.
Google drops ‘View Image’ button as part of Getty agreement
Google is removing the “View Image” button from Google Images, as part of an agreement between the search giant and Getty Images.
Ad-blocking Millennials ‘happy to pay for content’
Ad-block users are actually a valuable audience, with many web-savvy millennials saying they don’t mind paying for content they value, accoridng to new research.
Vodafone teams with Mango for digital fitting rooms
Vodafone has partnered with Mango, global fashion retailer to bring digital fitting rooms to the high street.
Agency Merkle expands across EMEA region
Performance marketing agency Merkle has boosted its Customer Experience (CX) team with two senior hires in Europe, the Middle East, and Africa EMEA, amid ambitious plans to expand the division in the region.
London still top European city for attracting tech talent
London continues to be a major draw for international technology workers, ahead of Berlin, Amsterdam, Paris and Barcelona, according to new research.