Twitter beats Facebook for mobile revenues
Micro-blogging site Twitter is on course to make more money from mobile ads than Facebook for 2012, according to new research.
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Google debuts YouTube app ahead of iPhone 5 purge
Google has released a new YouTube app for Apple users, ahead of the much-anticipated iPhone 5 launch today, which is expected to replace the preloaded YouTube app for Vimeo.
Kristen Stewart tops celebrity ‘click factor’
Kristen Stewart – who rose to fame as Bella Swan in the Twilight films – is summer 2012’s most clickable celebrity, according to new research.
Man vs. Machine: What the new smartphones from Nokia and Motorola really say about their design philosophies
Hot on the heels of the recent announcements of the Nokia 920 and new Motorola Razr smartphones, Olof Schybergson, CEO and co-founder of service design consultancy, Fjord, offers comment and analysis on the launches of these devices, design implications and broader implications that these will have on this competitive market, which is set to see … [Read more…]
Spotify plans browser-based music streaming
Spotify is planning a browser-based version of its music streaming service, as the firm looks to boost both subscriber and ad revenues.
GoDaddy crash hits thousands of small business sites
One of the world’s largest web hosts and internet domain registrars GoDaddy.com was down for several hours on Monday, affecting thousands of small businesses.
Right to reply: Everything Everywhere’s ‘EE’ – what’s the benefit to yet another brand?
Carrie Pawsey, senior telecoms strategy analyst at Ovum, contemplates what is the benefit to launching yet another brand? And what are the implications of launching fibre services alongside?
Right to reply: Everything Everywhere’s ‘EE’ – what's the benefit to yet another brand?
Carrie Pawsey, senior telecoms strategy analyst at Ovum, contemplates what is the benefit to launching yet another brand? And what are the implications of launching fibre services alongside?
Microsoft rebrands search ad platform as ‘Yahoo! Bing Network’
Microsoft is rebranding its search partnership with Yahoo as the Yahoo! Bing Network, following the tie up between the two firms set up in 2009.
Newspaper ad trends- Digital revenues fail to match print ad losses
US newspapers are failing to offset their declining print ad revenues with new digital sales, according to new data.