Kim Dotcom debuts Megaupload sequel ‘Me.Ga’ after ban
Kim Dotcom has revealed a plan to open a new online storage service called Mega, replacing his banned file-sharing website Megaupload.
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Top tips: Creating a social media campaign in Russia
In some countries, social media isn’t just about Facebook. With so many brands focusing on the BRIC markets, Patrick Eve, MD of international translation agency, TranslateMedia, gives the lowdown on social media use in Russia.
Microsoft advertising: 25 major brands sign up for Windows 8 app campaigns
BBC Worldwide, Sky, Lloyds TSB and Vodafone are amongst 25 global brands that have signed up to Microsoft’s new Windows 8 advertising platform.
EU data protection laws ‘sent back to drawing board’
European data protection proposals have been slammed by a select committee for being “too prescriptive”.
New tool predicts trending topics on Twitter
A new algorithm developed at MIT University predicts which Twitter topics will trend hours in advance and offers a new technique for analyzing data that fluctuate over time.
Ad Dynamo debuts ‘ one-price-for-all’ online ad system
Ad network Ad Dynamo has launched a new platform offering online ad campaigns at fixed prices, aimed at cutting through confusion and lack of accountability.
Facebook marketing trends- Paid media 'gets 5 times more reach than free fan pages'
Among a selection of the 100 leading brand pages on Facebook those using paid media reached 5.4 times more people on average than those using no paid media, according to a new study.
Facebook marketing trends- Paid media ‘gets 5 times more reach than free fan pages’
Among a selection of the 100 leading brand pages on Facebook those using paid media reached 5.4 times more people on average than those using no paid media, according to a new study.
Microsoft to buy Netflix?
Microsoft is mulling a bid for online video service Netflix, according to a report by Forbes, as competition in the video on demand sector heats up.
France to force Google to pay for news?
French President Francois Hollande has told Google’s chief executive that France would legislate to force the search engine to pay for displaying links to news articles, unless it struck a deal with French media outlets.