Premier League predictions show launches on Facebook
The first interactive Facebook show based around predicting Premier League scores launches this Friday (4 March).
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Mobile Interactive Group buys mobile tech firm Golden Bytes
Mobile Interactive Group (MIG) has bought mobile technology, marketing and services company Golden Bytes, for an undisclosed sum.
UK to lead European online retail boom, despite economic gloom
Despite the challenging economy, European online retail sales grew 18% in 2010, and will grow 13% in 2011, reaching €92 billion, with the UK leading the pack, according to a new report.
Cadbury debuts £6.5m ‘Spots v Stripes’ campaign for 2012 Olympics
Cadbury, the Official Treat Provider of the London 2012 Olympic Games and Paralympic Games, has invested £6.5m into a new campaign – the Spots v Stripes Race Season – which began this month.
Drinkaware app lets people track alcohol units consumed
Digby Digital, a new Bristol-based, strategy-led, digital agency has launched today with a Drinkaware, an independent UK-wide charity, project.
Google revamps search to filter out ‘content farms’
Google has altered its search algorithms to penalise sites offering “low-quality” content, saying 11.8% of searches will now show changes in the “top few” results on the first page.
Ad watchdog ASA clamps down on online ads
From today, the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) in the UK extends its powers to regulating companies who advertise on the Internet including social networking platforms.
LinkedIn access restored in China after ban
LinkedIn has said access to its service in China has been restored a day after being blocked last week following posts in support of the Arab world’s “Jasmine” revolution spreading to China.
Data: Top 10 US video sites by viewer engagement
Google sites, driven primarily by video viewing at Youtube.com, ranked as the top online video content property for viewer engagement in Oct 2010, followed by Hulu (sites ranked by minutes per viewer).
Data: Top 10 US video sites by viewers
Google sites, driven primarily by video viewing at Youtube.com, ranked as the top online video content property for viewer engagement in Oct 2010, followed by Hulu (sites ranked by minutes per viewer).