Google Googles: Mobile pics converted into web ads via product recognition
Google is running a test on its Google’s photo recognition tool, that will display adverts to users based on pictures taken by their smartphone cameras.
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Top 10 advertising networks: UK
The top 10 advertising networksin the UK, based on thousands of unique visitors, July 2010 vs July 2009.
Moneysupermarket.com buys rival for £9m
Price comparison service Moneysupermarket.com has acquired rival company Financial Services Net in a £9million deal.
Magiq gets £2m funding boost for personalised digital marketing tools
Magiq’s parent company Speed-Trap, has raised £2m in venture capital funding from international venture capital firm Beringea LLP and IS Solutions Plc.
Kitten therapy: Women de-stress with 'happy' web videos
Women follow their emotions when it comes to choosing online video content, with cute and happy videos becoming the de-stressing therapy of choice, according to new research.
Kitten therapy: Women de-stress with ‘happy’ web videos
Women follow their emotions when it comes to choosing online video content, with cute and happy videos becoming the de-stressing therapy of choice, according to new research.
Xmas e-tail: Shoppers exposed to malicious weblinks
More than half (55 per cent) of respondents say they plan to buy at least half of their gifts online this Christmas, but shoppers are still failing to check if they are making secure transactions via the web.
Top 5 tips for small firms: Picking a broadband provider
Almost a quarter of British SMEs risk limiting their business efficiency and incurring substantial overage charges by using broadband packages designed for consumer users. Comparison site Consumerchoices offers a guide to choosing the best connection for your business.
HTC debuts UK business arm for smartphones
Smartphone maker HTC has launched a UK division dedicated to support smartphone use within the business environment.
No more bootleg Beatles: iTunes finally seals Beatles deal with EMI
Apple and music group EMI have agreed to sell The Beatles’ back catalogue on iTunes, after a decade of legal wrangling.