BinWeevils.com, the BAFTA award-winning social website for children has partnered with Aardman Animations (creators of Wallace & Gromit) and Sony Music to find the best pop video animator in the UK.
A new awards show celebrating the stars of social media is launching today, letting fans from around the world watch it ‘live’ on YouTube.
As more and more consumers today come with smartphone attached, the opportunities for marketers to start a mobile dialogue with their consumers anywhere and anytime are ever expanding. While some are starting to successfully include an offline call-to-action as part of their mobile marketing strategy, many marketers still miss the opportunity. Digital Strategy Director Julian … [Read more…]
Microsoft has unveiled its next generation console Xbox One, designed to become “the ultimate all-in-one home entertainment system” that competes with only with its traditional rival, Sony’s PlayStation, but with the likes of Sky and Virgin Media, in the TV arena.
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.
Yahoo has revamped its Flickr photo-sharing service, giving users up to 1TB of free, ad funded, storage for their own videos and photos.
When it comes to influencing purchase decisions, real friends and family are more than twenty times more influential than social media friends, according to a new study.
Social media in Latin America continues to soar as Argentina and Brazil become the most engaged social networking markets worldwide, according to a new study.
With London’s buoyant tech sector set to enjoy the annual Shoreditch Digital festival that starts today, a new report has highlighted the impact that a shortage of skilled workers and a lack of funding is having on its growth.
Buying Tumblr will open up Yahoo to a younger generation as long as they don’t impose any rules and too much advertising on their new $1.1 billion acquisition, Professor John Baptista, who believes it is a good move by Yahoo and will help them catch up with Google and Facebook in the social media market.