Google tests augmented reality glasses
Google has revealed details of its research into augmented reality glasses, as part of a bid to introduce wearable computing into the mainstream technology industry.
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Controversial Skype ads attack Facebook and Twitter
Internet telephony firm has launched a controversial outdoor ad campaign suggesting some of the world’s biggest social networks are ‘degrading humanity’.
Sundays and Tuesday ‘most engaging days for brands on social media’
Sunday is the most engaging day for FMCG and telecoms brands on social media, while Tuesdays are best for Automotive sector, according to new research.
24/7 Real Media re-brands as 24/7 Media
24/7 Real Media WPP’s digital marketing technology company has unveiled a new name and brand: 24/7 Media, Inc.
iPhones to drive Apple’s value ‘past $1 trillion by 2014’
Apple is set to become the world’s first 41 trillion company by 2014, according to Piper Jaffray analyst Gene Munster, boosted by sales of iPhones, iPads and Mac computers.
Harry Potter e-books sell over £1m in 3 days
Pottermore’s Harry Potter e-book sales were worth “over £1m” in the first three days following publication on 27th March.
Criteo protects ads from inappropriate sites with DoubleVerify partnership
Performance display ad firm Criteo has teamed up with Double Verfiry to ensure its clients ads do not appear on inappropriate or fraudulent sites.
Reputation Inc. revamps site to drive users
Design and communications agency, Westgate Communications, has redesigned the website of ReputationInc, a company which helps organisations build their reputation to deliver improved business performance.
Brits ‘lag behind US and France in the creativity stakes’
Only 66% of the British public would consider themselves ‘creative’, compared to nearly 80% of Americans, according to new research.
Yahoo to cut 15% of workforce
Yahoo is set to axe around 2,000 jobs, representing 15% of its workforce, according to reports.