Forget pay per click, how about pay per cackle? In a new digital take on admission fees, a comedy club in Barcelona is using facial recognition software to charge per laugh, rather than per show.
By far the most common discovery method for mobile apps is searching, with 53% of Android users and 47% of iOS users in the US found the last app they downloaded by searching the app store, according to new research.
With the final party conference season before the UK elections coming to a close, how did the Conservatives, Labour and the Liberal Democrats compare on social media? New data shows that being the most talked about party on Twitter is not always a good thing…
Despite customer experience (CX) and employee engagement (EE) regularly leading lists of CEO priorities, nearly two thirds (64%) of organisations are failing to integrate feedback across the two areas, according to research.
In another example of how quicky digtal can spin out of control, a mysterious email reading “bello” was sent to all UCL students in the UK yesterday, causing thousands of spam messages to clog up inboxes
Jaguar is using Google Glass to help deliver its latest campaign, which builds on the luxury car maker’s successes of its “British Villains” advertisements from earlier this year.
Facebook has launched a new tool that lets advertisers target people within a set radius of their business.
UK 4G mobile operator EE is to launch a fixed-line TV service, competing with BT, Sky, YouView, Virgin Media and TalkTalk.
Spotify’s UK subscription customer base grew by 42% in 2013, helping the company turn a profit in for the first time, suggesting its mixture of ad-funded streaming and monthly subscriptions are paying off at last.
The number of shoppers accessing major retail sites from their Android devices have grown by an average of 48%, as people ditch desktops for mobile shopping, according to new research.