Google Maps adds navigation and live traffic updates in India
Google has updated its mapping service in India, with two new features to boost navigation and traffic updates.
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Sports brand Sweaty Betty begins online push
Women’s sportswear brand Sweaty Betty has partnered with multichannel digital marketing firm DC Storm to boost its online presence, by providing the data and knowledge to understand its customers’ purchase journey.
Twitter restricts third party apps to pave way for ads?
Twitter has released its controversial API update which restricts third party developers, opening up the possibility of in-app ads in the process.
EU cookie law: UK sites start to comply
Nearly one third (63%) of top UK websites have taken steps to address the new EU Cookie Directive, which aims to warns users when their data is being tracked online.
Amazon’s £159 iPad rival Kindle Fire HD unveiled
Amazon has unveiled three new versions of its Kindle Fire tablet, as the online retail giant looks to take on Apple’s iPad and Google’s new Nexus 7.
Adobe takes on Salesforce with social analytics tools
Adobe has launched Adobe Social, an analytics tool designed to helps users measure and understand the return on investment they get from their social media campaigns.
The Huffington Post says ‘Conversations Start Here’ in new UK campaign
The Huffington Post UK has launched a brand new content-led marketing campaign showcasing the content on the site and its blogs.
Free password ‘strength tester’ goes live
my1login has launched a free online password strength meter to enable Internet users to safely and securely test the strength of their own passwords.
Facebook tackles fake ‘likes’ after bot controversy
Facebook is cracking down on potentially fake ‘likes’ on its site, amid critisicm that bots are ramping up prices for advertisers on the social network.
Zuckerberg keeps Facebook shares to calm investor fears
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has said he will not sell any stock for at least 12 months as Facebook moves to reassure nervous investors.