Interflora has won a high court battle over Marks and Spencer in the UK, ruling that the supermarket chain could not use the florists’ trademark as a Google AdWord to boost its visibility on the search engine.
Google has shut down its SMS search tool for mobile users without a data plan.
Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC) has re-launched its website, with a range of new features and developments for cricket fans.
Google has discouraged children under the age of 13 from using its upcoming Glass eyewear, citing health reasons.
From summer 2013, hundreds of new generic Top Level Domains (or gTLDs) will begin to appear in the online space, resulting in a whole universe of new web extensions, such as .nike, .london and even foreign script extensions. Stuart Fuller, director of commercial operations and communications at NetNames comments on Google preparing for new gTLDs.
Pfizer is to sell its patented Viagra drug online for the first time, as the drugs maker looks to counter the trade in counterfeit pills.
Whilst women may normally be perceived as shopaholics, new research from leading CPA network, Rakuten LinkShare, shows that men spend over three quarters of their average annual online spend on fashion.
This month, Google has been forced to change the way it displays search results in Europe to appease an EU antitrust investigation. Michael Weber, CEO of hot-map.com argues that Google’s new commitments are a smokescreen to maintain its dominant position.
Baidu is in talks to buy online video firm PPS Net TV as the Chinese search giant looks to expand its web presence, according to a new report.
Despite posting increased revenues and paid clicks, Google’s latest results showed that cost per click fell 4%. Alistair Dent, head of PPC for Periscopix, argues that a shift to mobile is becoming vital if the company wants to keep its dominant position in web advertising.