MySpace admits defeat? Former social media king syncs with Facebook Connect
MySpace, once the dominant online social network, has signed a ‘mashup’ agreement with Facebook to allow people to sign on to MySpace using their Facebook login.
Author: Kevin
Apple faces ‘war’ with operators over own-brand SIM card
Apple could risk a European operator revolt if it proceeds with plans to embed its own brand SIM card in its new iPhones, according to a news report.
15% of royal wedding merchandise 'to be sold online'
The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton could result in a £515.5m spending bonanza in the UK, with 6.5m Brits likely to mark the occasion in some way, according to new research.
15% of royal wedding merchandise ‘to be sold online’
The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton could result in a £515.5m spending bonanza in the UK, with 6.5m Brits likely to mark the occasion in some way, according to new research.
Right to reply: As a PR stunt, BT's Race to Infinity works – but do people want it?
Even as PR stunts by broadband providers go, BT’s Race to Infinity seemed spectacularly un-risky, writes Neil Hawkins at ChooseISP.
Right to reply: As a PR stunt, BT’s Race to Infinity works – but do people want it?
Even as PR stunts by broadband providers go, BT’s Race to Infinity seemed spectacularly un-risky, writes Neil Hawkins at ChooseISP.
Top tips: 10 rules for engaging with social media
Market research company Firefly Millward Brown looks into consumers’ general attitudes and behaviours towards brands in social media.
The Economist gets free and paid apps
The Economist has launched the two new apps – The Economist for iPhone and The Economist for iPad – available now on the App Store.
Top 5 causes of web stress
‘Cyber Monday’ – the busiest online shopping day of the year – is almost here. But can consumers rely on websites to offer them the best experience when they shop online? With Christmas fast approaching, will shopping for products and services online be more stressful than hitting the high street?
Case Study: ‘Warships’ game app converts 15% of free downloads to paying customers
Tequila Mobile, developer and publisher of high quality mobile games, has seen downloads of its free mobile game Warships: Sea on Fire convert up to 15% of its users to paying customers, with 1.4 million downloaded games, during a recent campaign they ran using GetJar’s Pay-Per-Download service. This case study shows how the app’s unique … [Read more…]