Rovio has launched a sequel to its hugely popular Angry Birds game, ‘Bad Piggies’, as the app maker hopes to match the ad-funded success of its predecessor.
1 in 5 online US women now using Pinterest
More than 1 in 10 (12%) of US adults are now using Pinterest, but nearly 20% of women are on the site, according to a new report.
Domino’s online sales outstrip phone orders for first time
Online orders for pizzas beat phone purchases at Domino’s for the first time this month, as more than half of deliveries were bought via its website or apps.
Domino's online sales outstrip phone orders for first time
Online orders for pizzas beat phone purchases at Domino’s for the first time this month, as more than half of deliveries were bought via its website or apps.
Google goes underwater as coral reefs gets Street View treatment
Google has gone underwater for its latest addition to its street view service, offering 360 degree interactive tours of some of the world’s most famous coral reefs.
Barnes and Noble brings Nook tablet to UK
Barnes & Noble plans to launch new Nook tablets alongside its e-readers in the UK later this year, as the book retailer looks to take on the likes of Apple, Amazon and Google in the growing market.
IGN ramps up ad targeting on AskMen website
IGN Entertainment UK has appointed targeting platform nugg.ad as the publisher looks to offer more targeting abilities to advertisers on its AskMen publication.
Agencies blamed for hampering mobile revenue growth: AOP
Top UK publishers have blamed advertising agencies for being reluctant to invest in mobile ads despite the increasing numbers of people using smartphones and tablets, according to a new survey.
MySpace rebrands as music site, now accepts Twitter and Facebook logins
MySpace has undergone its fourth major redesign in its 7 year history, as the embattled social network looks to rebrand itself as a music sharing site.
Viral of the week: P&G anti-bullying campaign increases Secret deodorant sales by 9%
Procter & Gamble’s Facebook campaign for its Secret deodorant smartly matched the brand to ia key issue facing its target audience- cyber bullying. The “Mean Stinks” used video and social media in an ‘always-on’ approach that resulted in a 9% uplift in sales. See why it’s our viral of the week below…