New research from Webtrends has revealed that 68% of British 18-24 year olds are not worried about the amount of data they are sharing online with brands. Furthermore, only 23% think that data sharing will be viewed negatively in the future.
New research from GlobalWebIndex has found that Coca-Cola, McDonald’s, Visa and Adidas were the most recognised sponsors from the 2014 World Cup, with recognition levels of 50%, 39%, 41% and 36% respectively (among UK, US and Brazilian consumers).
Unilever has released five different briefs on the theme of “Internet of Things” through its Unilever Foundry program. The program provides a means for innovative start-ups to collaborate directly with the company to trial and pilot new technologies.
The vast majority of new broadband customers in the UK are opting out of porn filters when prompted to install them by service providers, according to new research from Ofcom.
Mobile advertising grew to 62% of all Facebook’s ad revenues in Q2 (from 41% in 2013) as the company continued to develop and enhance its mobile platform. Year-on-year, profits for Q2 rose 138% to $791m (£464m) as total revenues from advertising grew 67% to reach $2.68bn (£1.58bn).
Russia’s parliament has passed a new amendment that forces Internet firms such as Facebook, Google, Skype and Twitter to physically store all electronic data involving its citizens within the country.
Facebook is launching a new ‘Save’ feature that lets users bookmark content for later viewing, as the social network looks to boost engagement (and ad spend) on its site.
Apple’s growth prospects are looking brighter ahead of its iPhone 6 launch, with strong sales in China boosted its profits- but its iPad sales are falling as tablet competition heats up.
Yahoo has bought app analytics firm Flurry, as the embattled web giant looks to boost its mobile ad revenue.
An Irish government genealogy site has been criticised by the country’s data watchdog for leaking ID information.