Ahead of the Premier League kick off this weekend, Yahoo Sport is launching online football series “For The Win”, hosted by sports presenter Colin Murray and former Man U. and Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin.
Google has launched a new initiative to help reduce annoying advertisements online, by telling websites if they serve ads that people tend to find annoying.
Facebook is launching a new platform which will see the the social network pitted against the likes of Amazon and YouTube.
Media giant Walt Disney, owners of the Star wars and Marvel franchises, plans to start its own online streaming services in the US, ending its current deal with Netflix.
Pinterest has opened up its Promoted Video with Autoplay to all advertisers, after running a successful test phase.
Mobile ad technology firm YOC has announced a three-way partnership with Future Publishing and Appetite Creative Solutions.
In part one of a two-part series, Mark Blair, VP of EMEA at Brightcove, explores the unique value of live streaming video, how to use it to communicate with external audiences and how it can the benefit your business.
Last weekend saw the biggest spike in Brits jetting off on their summer holidays, and holidaymakers are increasingly turning to downloaded content to keep themselves and their families entertained during long-haul flights, according top new research.
Facebook is making changes to its News Feed, rewarding webpages with faster load times a higher place in the feed, and slow-loading pages will be downgraded and likely see less referral traffic.
When it comes to marketing, few companies do it better than Apple. But what can we learn from this electronic giant? This new inforaphic from The Website Group presents some of the top marketing techniques that Apple has used to build one of the most well-known brands in the world.