Just how are millennials’ shopping habits different from silver surfers? This guide from Google’s consumer barometer breaks down the UK shoping habits by age, and uncovers some surprising results…
Social news site Reddit has launch its own crowdfunding site – Redditmade, encouraging its community to invest in and create new products and designs.
Over half (56 per cent) claim they are regularly offered irrelevant rewards or discounts, with a siginificant generational difference in Brits when it comes to how consumers wish to receive their rewards, according to new research.
Publicis has bought US consultancy group Sapient, as the France-based global ad giant looks to expand into the US and moves on from its failed merger with Omnicom.
The Hungarian government has decided to axe a planned tax on internet data traffic after mass protests against the plan.
Facebook is the main social media source of traffic to other websites by a huge margin, but Pinterest is now in second place, according to new research.
Financial services comparison site MoneySupermarket and online retailer Amazon top the ranking for Google AdWords spend, according to new research.
Quarterly sales revenue from paid search advertising is up 18% year-on-year (YoY) in Europe, Middle East & Africa (EMEA) according to new research.
Tumblr is launching its first auto-paying video ads, with Universal, CW, and Hulu already on board as the Yahoo-owned blog network looks to boost its revenues.
When it comes to writing content, the length of each post can vary wildly depending on which platform you use. This infographic from SumAll looks at how long social media updates should be.