UK cracks down on ripping CDs and DVDs
The UK Government has announced new measures to update copyright laws for ripping audio and video into new formats- a move likely to affect the media consumption habits of millions of citizens.
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Tablet wars: Could Amazon be Android’s best hope?
With Amazon announcing their earnings and the buzz around the Amazon tablet, Andrew Eisner, Retrevo.com Director of Community and Content, looks at the tablet market and what customers are interested in.
Tablet wars: Could Amazon be Android's best hope?
With Amazon announcing their earnings and the buzz around the Amazon tablet, Andrew Eisner, Retrevo.com Director of Community and Content, looks at the tablet market and what customers are interested in.
Top tips: Loyalty 2.0 and beyond
Loyalty services such as ‘dynamic segmentation’ and reward present new opportunities for digital marketers. Grass Roots’ Digital Marketing Consultant Anthony Monger takes a look at what’s changed since Loyalty 1.0, and what those numbers really mean.
Top tips: Addressing unethical activity in affiliate marketing
How much of a problem is brand abuse and fraud – whether real or perceived – in affiliate marketing, and to what extent does it hold back increased investment in the channel? Owen Hewitson, Client Strategist, Affiliate Window & buy.at tackles the dark side of the affiliate marketing…
Revealed: What people really want from online dating
WhiteLabelDating.com has released an infographic detailing the results of a recent member survey.
Right to reply: Broadband speeds in UK- 8 key issues
While average broadband speed in the UK has risen by 10 percent in the past six months, there is an increasing gap between what customers get and what providers promise, Ofcom has said. Andrew Ferguson, co-founder of Thinkbroadband.com, looks at eight key issues that affect broadband in the UK.
Baidu profits up 95% as ad revenues soar
Chinese search giant Baidu posted second-quarter profits up 95% on a year ago at $253m, following rapid growth in advertising revenues.
Brits face hefty mobile internet charges
Many Brits are unaware of the financial risks of using their mobile phone to browse the internet, a survey from thinkbroadband.com has found.
Google debuts ‘AdWords Express’ for local businesses
Google has launched ‘AdWords Express’ in the US, an updated version of its paid search designed to get local businesses in the US up and running with online advertising in under five minutes.