Microsoft launches £15 mobile phone without web connection
Microsoft has launched a £15 mobile phone, with no access to web services as the firm aims to kill off its low cost smartphone range to focus on its high end Windows Phone range.
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Persil turns captchas into games with PlayCaptcha
To promote its new line of Persil’s Dual Action liquid capsules Unilver worked with AdLabs to create a fun alternative to the usual captcha verification screens.
Top tips: Customer is king, but what do they want when it comes to online security?
While customers value targeted offers, they value their security more, argues Mark Kedgley, CTO, New Net Technologies.
Athletics Weekly uses programmatic ads to boost audience engagement
The UK’s leading athletics publication, Athletics Weekly, has signed a digital audience extension partnership with programmatic advertising experts RadiumOne UK.
Latest SEO changes for Google search algorithm – Local is impacted
It’s feeling like local is the big winner as latest SEO changes for the Google search algorithm start to move rankings around.
The action hero life of email marketing: 4 Keys to Maximise Deliverability
You may think that your email marketing message is just like a mild mannered guy, headed to work on a Tuesday to do his job. But once they are out the door, things get complicated. In order to actually arrive at the office, he lives the life of an action hero. Henry Schuck, CEO of … [Read more…]
Universities missing out on digital recruitment for students
Despite the investments made by universities in digital, there is still little evidence about how resources are utilised by prospective students as part of their search process; and whether they now outweigh traditional methods.
Viral videos boost searches and sales for music tracks
Whether it’s a Chihuahua dancing to Katy Perry or a wedding dance to a dubstep anthem, viral videos can provide a surge in sales for any songs featured, according to new research.
Australians adopting second screens and TV usage rises
The latest Australian Multi-Screen Report (Q1 2014) shows that while Australians’ screen habits are evolving, particularly among younger people, all major age groups spend the majority of their viewing time watching broadcast TV on in-home sets, according to new research from Nielsen.
Facebook bans apps offering free content for likes
Facebook has cracked down on apps that incentivise app downloads in exchange for likes, as the social network looks to increase the value and meaning of its social metrics.