Facebook to tell users which ads are behaviourally targeted
Facebook will start revealing which ads have been behaviourally targeted to users on the social network, in a bid to ease privacy fears.
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Virgin Media sold for $23.3bn- becomes largest broadband firm in the world
US cable giant Liberty Global has bought Virgin Media for $23.3bn, creating the largest broadband company in the world on terms of customer and country reach.
5 digital marketing trends for 2013: Social sharing, search portals and joined-up data
As technoliogy develops apace, Experian has listed the 5 biggest trends in digital marketing for 2013, including the rise of search engines as portals, social metrics, and updating emails from within the recipients’ inbox.
Google buys Channel Intelligence to boost ecommerce tools
Google has bought ecommerce marketing firm Channel Intelligence for $125m, the the internet giant looks to boost its online retail presence.
Instagram debuts ‘Facebook-style’ desktop feed
Instagram has launched a new desktop feature that lets users see all friends’ photos online, rather than just via mobiles.
Instagram debuts 'Facebook-style' desktop feed
Instagram has launched a new desktop feature that lets users see all friends’ photos online, rather than just via mobiles.
Top tips: Google AdWords changes- what it means for advertisers
Google’s new ‘Enhanced Campaigns’ tool marks one of the biggest ever changes to its hugely popular AdWords search ad system. With consumers now targeted by situation rather than device, Alistair Dent, head of PPC at Periscopix, has analysed the changes, and what they mean to people searching and to advertisers…
Samsung to launch Android-powered fridge and washing machine this year
Samsung is planning on launching a refrigerator with a built-in Android tablet and an internet-connected washing machine in the UK by the end of the year.
Dell computers bought back by founder Michael Dell
The founder of Dell computers has bought back the company, making it a private business again after 25 years on the stock market.
US mail stops Saturday deliveries… but packages continue for ecommerce
The US Postal Service plans to stop delivering letter mail on Saturdays in a bid to ease financial struggles, but it will continue delivering packages six days a week as online retail soars.