Moonpig suspends app after customer security fears
Personalised card company Moonpig has disabled its mobile app “as a precaution” over claims the firm’s online security is “vulnerable”.
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40% of Amazon items now come from third party sellers
Amazon shipped 5 billion items in 2014, with 40% from third-party sellers, according to new data from the online retailer.
Video viral of the week: Fisher-Price welcomes new year babies with YouTube campaign
Fisher-Price started the new year documenting the births of the first babies of 2015, getting more than 2 million views since its release on New Year’s Day. See why its our video viral of the week below…
Marmite brings back controversial ‘neglect’ ad with digital first campaign
Unilever’s Marmite is resurrecting its controversial animal rescue spoof as part of a ‘mockumentary’ campaign with a strong digital element.
Weetabix targets ‘mummy bloggers’ in ‘Weetabuddies’ campaign
Weetabix has launched a £5.5m multi-channel push featuring Weetabuddies characters to encourage more families and kids to the breakfast cereal brand.
Top 10 most viewed YouTube ads in 2014
Sainsbury’s Christmas ad tops the 2014 UK YouTube ads leaderboard, with Nike getting two spots in the top 10 ranking, according to new data from Google which also looks at the leading agencies.
‘Chinese Apple’ Xiaomi doubled revenue in 2014
Xiaomi saw its revenue more than double during last year, as the handset maker, often dubbed ‘the Chinese Apple’ becomes one of the biggest tech firms in the world.
HMRC faces backlash for tweet tax inquiries
HM Revenue and Customs has defended its call for tax payers to tweet enquiries to @HMRCcustomers after criticism from MPs.
Zuckerberg takes on Oprah with Facebook ‘book club’
Mark Zuckerberg has started a new book project, encouraging people to read one title a month.
India blocks major websites after ‘terror threats’
The Indian government has blocked more than 30 major websites including Vimeo, Daily Motion, Internet Archive and Github in order to prevent the spread of what it calls ‘jihadi activities’.