Amazon feels the heat as Argos tops search chart for cooking appliances
Amazon UK has been relegated to fourth position in the cooking appliances sector, as Argos soars ahead, according to new data.
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79% drop in retailers' 'shopping' integrations within Google US (infographic)
Shopping integrations in Google US results have dropped dramatically, coinciding with Google Shopping becoming a paid for service in the US since October, according to a new study.
79% drop in retailers’ ‘shopping’ integrations within Google US (infographic)
Shopping integrations in Google US results have dropped dramatically, coinciding with Google Shopping becoming a paid for service in the US since October, according to a new study.
Right to reply: Lessons learnt from SpamHaus DDoS attack
One of the biggest DDoS attacks in history occurred last week, targeting SpamHaus. The attacks started earlier in the month, as part of the Spammer-Anti-Spammer wars and reached its peak yesterday. Amichai Shulman, CTO and Co-founder of Imperva, looks at the industry implication sof the attack, and offers tips on how to be better equipped … [Read more…]
Brits make one billion visits a month to video sites
Online video sites now account for five per cent of all online usage compared to four per cent in 2011, according to new research.
Rise of the second screen: 83% of tablet owners ‘use device while watching TV’
Almost half (42 per cent) of 25 to 34 year olds are likely to turn to TV as their primary medium for finding out breaking news, with 66 per cent then turning to the internet to find out more information.
Online shoppers ‘miss face-to-face interaction'
A lack of face-to-face interaction with online shoppers is harming e-commerce sales, according to new research.
Online shoppers ‘miss face-to-face interaction’
A lack of face-to-face interaction with online shoppers is harming e-commerce sales, according to new research.
The Sun goes behind paywall later this year
News International is to start charging readers to access the Sun newspaper online later this year, as the firm continues its paid content strategy amid rising competition from digital news outlets.
Google's golden ticket? Glass contest winners announced
In a modern take on Willy Wonka, Google has given 8,000 people in the US the chance to try its new augemented reality glasses… provided they pay $1,500 for the privilege.