With Wimbledon just around the corner, this year’s tennis tournament is set to be the biggest yet on social media, dominating the 2015 Grand Slam calendar so far in the social space. New research looks at more than 5m social mentions across blogs, Facebook, Google+, Reddit, Twitter and other social sites to uncover key trends … [Read more…]
The UK Tech industry is more ethnically diverse than Silicon Valley and has greater female representation, according to new research.
Digital agency Amaze has partnered with a new type of creative school in Manchester, aimed at preparing 14-19 year olds for the modern digital workplace.
The BBC has partnered with tech firm This Place, has developed a way people can select programmes using a cheap, brainwave-reading headset.
Apple is looking to hires editors for its news app, as the electronics giant looks to rely on human judgement rather than algorithms for content curation.
NSPCC counselling service ChildLine has appointed digital marketing and technology consultancy, Amaze, to ensure its services are digitally optimised to meet the needs of those seeking support online.
In a stark reminder of the perils of going digital-only, a UK music festival plunged into chaos over the weekend as its cashless payment system failed- leaving music fans unable to buy food or drink and being forced to queue for hours.
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.
Avonbourne College has won AOL UK’s YouBuild competition. The Bournemouth based girls Academy have created a website, which will help aspiring entrepreneurs in developing countries.