Nearly 37 percent of smartphone users in the top 5 European countries (France, Germany, UK, Italy and Spain) have accessed news sites via an app or browser in January 2012, showing an increase of 74 percent over the past year, according to new research.
London’s Overground train passengers will be able to access 60 minutes of free wifi per day with the introduction of hotspots in 56 stations.
Apple’s iPad has grown 150% this year, and can expect a steady growth rate next year too, according to a report.
ConnectEurope2012 the leading global digital conference for online marketers, was held last week in central London bringing together some of the industry’s most innovative thinkers, the world’s biggest brands and awe-inspiring speakers. Keynote speakers included Sir Ranulph Fiennes, the World’s Greatest Living Explorer, Innocent co-founder Richard Reed and TED crowd favourite, Marco Tempest.
Procter and Gamble is working with Coupons.com to launch a digital coupon promotion
Google has claimed it has halved the number of so-called “bad ads” being displayed across its services, after boosting its detection methods and technology.
With the 2012 political season in full swing, Americans are flocking to the Internet for news surrounding the presidential candidates. So which candidate sites are drawing the most visitors? Nielsen profiled the voter-aged (18+) audience to the official campaign sites of the five presidential candidates to find out how their visitors lean.
Sales of video games in the UK have pipped those of videos (DVDs and Blu-Rays) for the first time, making the gaming industry the country’s biggest entertainment sector, according to new research.
Farmville creator Zynga has bought Omgpop, as the Farmville creator looks to expand beyond its Facebook platform and into mobile games.
Facebook has sparked concerns from privacy groups after a draft proposal changed its privacy policies in an attempt to supposedly make its methods more transparent.