Google attracted more than one billion people worldwide to its web sites in May, marking the first time that an Internet firm has drawn in that many visitors in one month, according to research from ComScore.
Google owns three out of the five top ranked apps, with mapping, the weather and Facebook proving the most popular mobile tools for Brits on the go, according to new research from comScore and GSMA. The study also showed that Apple’s iOS accounted for 65% of apps being used, more than double its closest rival … [Read more…]
Facebook will leap over Yahoo! in US display ad revenues this year, while Google will remain the third-largest seller of display ads, with Yahoo! at No. 2, according to new report.
The Microsoft Advertising Exchange, a real-time bidded (RTB) marketplace that allows advertisers the ability to bid on ‘high-quality’ online inventory, has launched in the UK and Netherlands.
Understanding performance and usage patterns and establishing a “normal” behavior pattern or profile is essential in detecting subtle anomalies in ecommerce websites when it comes to performance management. David Flower, Vice President EMEA, Compuware Gomez, takes a look at the growing importance of predictive analytics.
Nokia has launched Tremor Video UK’s first inRoll ad format to complement its TV commercial for the new E7 mobile phone.
There has been a rapid rise in the number of people made redundant securing work as consultants in the digital sector, according to new figures.
Yahoo has reportedly approached Hulu to discuss a possible acquisition of the popular online video service, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
ITV has launched its catch-up TV service ITV Player for Android, with plans to launch on the iPhone making later this year.
Do consumers use more data when the telco reduces the costs? You bet! Latest stats from America show the data downloads among US smartphone users leapt 89% as telcos reduced their pricing. Smartphone users, especially those with iPhones and Androids, are consuming more data than ever. It’s a pattern that will repeat in every market…