smartclip takes video ad platform to Australia
smartclip is to launch into Australia, five months after announcing that it had acquired Adconion Media Group.
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Google axes 7 more products- One Pass and Blackberry sync ditched in ‘spring clean’
Google has dropped its publishing payments platform ‘One Pass’ and its Blackberry sync tool as the internet giant continues to focus on core products in its battle against the likes of Facebook, Apple and Microsoft.
Vodafone buys Cable & Wireless Worldwide for £1bn
Vodafone has bought communications giant Cable & Wireless Worldwide, in a deal that values the firm at a reported £1.04bn.
Vodafone buys Cable & Wireless Worldwide for £1bn
Vodafone has bought communications giant Cable & Wireless Worldwide, in a deal that values the firm at a reported £1.04bn.
Infographic: The digital black US consumer and mobile advertising
As of the fourth quarter of 2011, half of black mobile users in the US owned a smartphone (up from 44 percent in Q4 2010) and 58% accessed the mobile Internet, more than any other race/ethnic group, according to new research.
Digital healthcare marketing- Bupa begins affiliate marketing drive
Healthcare provider Bupa has hired Affiliate Window to begin a new digital drive to promote its latest ‘Bupa by You’ insurance service.
eMusic takes on Spotify with Android app
eMusic has launched an Android app, as the long running online music store looks to take on the likes on Spotify and Rdio in the mobile arena.
New forum for women in digital sector- ‘Women in Wireless’ comes to UK
The not-for-profit organisation Women in Wireless (WiW) has launched its UK ‘chapter’, aimed at connecting, developing and promoting women in the mobile and digital media sectors.
US ad platform comes to UK: What’s on Stage first publisher to sign up to KlausTech
US-based ad firm KlausTech has launched its multi-patented non-scrollable, time controlled advertising and content delivery platform, AdCastPlus in the UK.
Top 20 Facebook brands- Topshop, Tesco and Ann Summers on the rise
Topshop remains the top UK brand on both Facebook and Twitter, in terms of the number of followers, according to new research. The study measures how brands are using the top social networks and the subsequent effects on their follower base.