Channel 4 expands into mobile games
Channel 4 has announced three games that it will publish in the first quarter of 2016 on its new publishing arm, All 4 Games.
Author: Robin Langford
Nest users left cold after smart thermostat glitch
A software bug has hit tons of Nest smart thermostats, draining the batteries and knocked heating systems offline, just as a cold snap arrived in the UK.
Apple gives up on ad business: Hands over iAds to publishers- report
Apple is reportedly giving up control of its ad business, no longer taking a 30% commision on all sales on its iAds platform.
Laundry fail: Buzzfeed breaks native ad rules with Dylon
Buzzfeed and Dylon have had been censured by the Advertising Standards Authority over a recent advertorial that was insufficiently flagged as paid-for content.
Google woos auto-makers to help self-driving car project
Google is urging car manufacturers to get on board its self-driving car project as it looks to expand beyond road tests.
‘Cookieless’ programmatic advertising platform goes live
Software firm Red Fox Media has launched AdAppTive, the first ‘cookieless’ management and programmatic advertising platform that works across mobile devices, including apps, websites, email and newsletters.
Top tips: What user experience trends do businesses need to embrace in 2016?
Rebekah Cooper, head of experience at Radical Company, looks at the top five trends that will shape the business/technology arena in the coming years.
Landmark ruling lets bosses read workers’ private emails
Employers can read workers’ private messages sent via chat software and webmail accounts during working hours, European judges have ruled.
Google’s self-driving cars ‘had to be stopped from crashing’ many times
Google’s self driving cars experienced 13 near-misses and 272 technology failures in 15 months, with humans having to take the wheel to avoid accidents, according to new files released by the tech giant.
Online market trends in Slovenia: Cross-border ecommerce soars
Online shopping is thriving in Slovenia, with 85% of all internet users in the country buying online at least occasionally, up from 78 percent in 2013, according to new research.