US Smartphone growth by age and income
Whether or not you have a smartphone is closely related to both how old you are and how much money you make, according to a Nielsen survey in January of more than 20,000 mobile consumers.
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Buddy Media buys Facebook ad firm
Social marketing technology company Buddy Media has bought Brighter Option, whose social ad management solution helps create, manage and measure Facebook advertising campaigns.
YouTube stream of Dutch football team gets 35,000 viewers
A YouTube stream of the Netherlands football team training ahead of their England friendly match has notched up an impressive 35,000 viewers.
Twitter unlocks 2 years of tweet archive for market research
Twitter has partnered with data firm Datasift to unlock the vast archive of user tweets made since 2010, allowing firms to access them for market research purposes.
Facebook woos mobile networks for payment service
Facebook has outlined plans to team up with mobile operators on payments, offering to give them back part of the revenue and influence they have lost to Apple and Google in recent years.
Guest comment: Why is f-commerce failing?
F-commerce became a popular marketing buzzword last year, as brands set up online stores on Facebook to sell physical goods. But have stores grasped f-commerce yet or is there a long way to go before social selling succeeds as a business model? Anton Gething, co-founder and product director at nToklo, takes a closer look.
US Internet use: Americans 18-34 ‘are the most connected’
Born sometime between the launch of the VCR and the commercialisation of the Internet, Americans 18-34 are redefining media consumption with their unique embrace of all things digital, according to new research.
Dixons owner to launch movie streaming service
Currys, PC World and Dixons owner DSG is to launch a new streaming movie service online.
SMS still the king of messaging- UK smartphone users ‘lost without text’
SMS still dominates the mobile messaging market when compared to other messaging services such as ‘Over the Top’ (OTT) Instant Messaging (IM) services, according to new research.
Video interview: Blackberry sets out on path to future
Research in Motion have had a turbulent year, as its Blackberry mobile range has lost market share to rivals such as Apple, Samsung and HTC.