Will Facebook’s new Graph Search provide a boost to advertisers looking to increase their organic reach on the social network? Laurent Boninfante, EMEA MD of Acquisio takes a closer look at Zuckerberg’s latest gamble…
Thirty-five percent of U.S. adults say that at one time or another they have gone online specifically to try to figure out what medical condition they or someone else might have.
This week’s launch of Facebook Graph Search could pose one of the most feasible threats to Google’s domininace yet. Edward Cowell, Search Engine Optimisation Director and global agency Netbooster, looks at the implications.
Google could be forced to alter its search results in Europe, after accusations that it is favouring its own services over rivals, according to a new report.
Amazon is offering customers that purchase CDs a free digital version saved to its cloud storage service.
Kiosked has partnership with Getty Images to monetise online images by turning them into virtual ‘storefronts’ which people browsing the Web can click on to make purchases.
In a stark warning to fact-checkers everywhere, a Wikipedia article detailing a 17th century war between Portugal and India has been deleted after being debunked as an elaborate hoax.
Google has axed a censorship notice on its Chinese search engine, as the firm looks to build on its paltry 5% market share in the rapidly growing market.
Gumtree.com has announced the launch of its first official app for Android in the UK, and an update to its existing iOS app.
The UK Government has unveiled a list public services it intends to make online by 2015, as part of a cost cutting drive.