Amazon sells apps in China for first time
Amazon has launched its first paid-for Android apps in China, beating Google, which has offered only free apps.
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Infographic: What does the ideal social media campaign look like?
How can you tell if your social media campaign is succeeding or failing? This infographic from social media monitoring service Synthesio looks at the typical patterns from a successful (and unsuccessful) social media campaign.
Right to reply: Amazon going mobile threatens very core of Apple’s business
Following Amazon’s recent quarterly earnings report, Victor Basta, managing director of Magister Advisors, examines how the retail giant is threatening Apple.
75% of Argos sales to come from web by 2016
Argos is expecting internet sales to make up three quarters of its sales by 2016, as sales both online and instore continue to rise at the high street retailer.
Fashion 'accounts for around 83% of young men’s online spend'
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.
Right to reply: 4G can prevent tourism hotspots languishing as Internet “notspots”
The success of a joint venture between the Lake District’s Northern Fells community and network operator EE to provide 4G mobile Internet speeds in the one of the UK’s most remote rural areas points to the need to accelerate and expand the roll-out of next-generation infrastructure, says teliqo’s Russell Lux.
Affiliate Window wins Claire’s Accessories tasks
Jewellery and Accessories brand, Claire’s Accessories is launching its first ever affiliate programme exclusively with global performance network, Affiliate Window.
B2B firms 'not ready for ecommerce revenue boom'- report
B2B organisations consider ecommerce to be a key revenue driver, with contributions made to annual revenues by online trading expected to grow by 6 percentage points this year.
Right to reply: Is Britain incubating a child internet addiction?
A survey of British children and their parents reveals that typically children start using the internet from the age of three. But a leading IT entrepreneur – and former child addict – says we should be harnessing their enthusiasm.
New UK boss at Collective
Collective, a multi-screen advertising company headquartered in New York, has announced the appointment of Giles Ivey as Managing Director of the UK.