Ex-Paypal director joins games firm BigPoint
Online games developer Bigpoint has appointed Jochen Siegert to lead its payment team.
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E.ON revamps website in digital push
Energy supplier E.ON is embarking on a new digital drive to unify its websites under one platform, in partnership with agency LBi.
‘Olympictures’ rewards London 2012 snappers with prizes
A Manchester-based digital marketing agency is offering prizes in an Olympics-based photo competition.
TfL and eCircle offer London transport tips during Olympics
Online marketing service provider eCircle has partnered with Transport for London (TfL), to launch a highly targeted email campaign design to keep London moving during the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
SEO salary survey: Pay benchmarks for search marketing professionals
The best salaries for search engine optimisation professionals can be found in Brighton, according to a new UK poll.
Has Manchester become the hub of the UK’s high-tech boom?
London’s much heralded ‘Tech City’ was supposed to become a major part of the capital’s legacy following the 2012 Olympic Games but a report from Think Tank London last month has discovered that entrepreneurs have been left ‘frustrated’ by government policies.
Facebook admits nearly 9% of profiles 'could be fake'
Facebook has revealed that 83 million of its accounts could be fake, accounting for nearly 9% of its total users, as the social network comes under increasing pressure to meet advertiser and shareholder demands.
Facebook admits nearly 9% of profiles ‘could be fake’
Facebook has revealed that 83 million of its accounts could be fake, accounting for nearly 9% of its total users, as the social network comes under increasing pressure to meet advertiser and shareholder demands.
‘Map of the internet’ shows size of web giants
Google, Facebook and YouTube are the biggest sites in the world, followed by the likes of Baidu and qq in China, according to a new graphic looking at global web use.
'Map of the internet' shows size of web giants
Google, Facebook and YouTube are the biggest sites in the world, followed by the likes of Baidu and qq in China, according to a new graphic looking at global web use.