The annual Teradata Conference took place this week, looking at the state of marketing in the age of connected devices and an increasingly digital-savvy audience. Speakers from Puma, Facebook and even footballing legend Geoff Hurst toojk to the stage to discuss where technology is taking marketing…
Kaspersky has revealed that its own systems were recently compromised by hackers, meaning that the online security firm has become a victim of the very malware that it had discovered three years before.
Spotify has secured a massive new round of funding while enjoying a boom in paid subscribers, as the music streaming service responds to a new threat from Apple.
EE is set to launch its own-brand action camera with built-in 4G connectivity, the mobile network looks toe xpand further into its own devices.
People around the world are likely to spend more than eight hours a day consuming media with the internet driving growth, according to a report.
Chinese web giant Baidu is planning to launch its first driverless car in the second half of 2015, rivalling the likes of Google and various car makers.
Facebook has axed its previously unknown plans to build a satellite, according to a news report.
Apple has launched its first subscription-streaming service, dubbed Apple Music, taking on Spotify.
Nivea wanted to find a fun and memorable way to teach Brazillian kids (and parents) about the importance of sunblock, so they worked with FCB Brazil to create dolls that burned when exposed to the sun… and filmed their reactions. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…
There have been many methods of communication the human race has relied upon to send important messages and now technology is bringing us closer together than ever. This interactive graphic from Global Messaging looks at communication through the ages… and what to expect in the future.