Google’s search product for online retailers, Google Commerce Search, has undergone a revamp. Kevin Ludford, CEO of InventCommerce explains how the system works and, more importantly if it links on and offline retailing and helps to support the thousands of retailers with an integrated sales strategy.
Channel 5 has agreed to refund Big Brother viewers that lost out on the broadcaster’s Facebook voting scheme last year.
BT and Talk Talk have lost an appeal over controversial measures to tackle copyright infringement online. The move gives a green light to the UK Governement to push through a set of new digital piracy laws.
Non-profit organisation Plan UK has launched a new video poster campaign that recognises if a viewer is male or female using facial recognition technology, and displays different content accordingly.
Social media coupon campaigns are on the rise, but getting the strategy right is crucial to avoid the risks invovled. Oliver Felstead, Sales and Marketing Director of Coupons.com UK, explores how Coupons allow FMCG brands to engage Facebook users and encourage purchases.
Google has launched a year-long campaign aiming to encourage more Welsh businesses to get online, as figures show around 40% of small firms have no website.
With the iPad 3 set to be unveiled this week, a new survey of IT managers looks into the key problems of integrating iPads and other consumer-centric devices into the workplace.
Online video advertising company Adap.tv has launched its Adap.tv Upfront Marketplace, a media buying platform designed to simplify the process of buying future inventory across multiple screens.
Yahoo is reportedly planning a huge restructuring strategy, including layoffs that are likely to number in the thousands, according to a news report.
Many Android apps are sharing personal data with advertisers without clear consent, according to an investigation conducted by Channel 4.