Having grey roots is no big deal, primary school maths is harder than it looks, a cup of tea really does make things better and our NHS is the best in the world, have emerged among a list of 30 things brits have learned over the last year, according to a new study.
The question is, is the public ready to trust driverless cars? Vanarama surveyed 1,000 members of the British public to find out. Key Findings • 73% of the UK public wouldn’t feel safe in a driverless car in 2021 • Only 13% would trust a driverless car to take their children to school unattended • … [Read more…]
Retail technology company Go Instore today announces its partnership with Pandora to launch Remote Shopping Assistant, a live video service designed to replicate personalised, luxury in-store shopping experiences.
Reach has signed a three-year agreement with data specialist BlueVenn, which will see the publisher adopt BlueVenn’s award-winning Customer Data Platform and CRM software.
British shoppers spent £1.5bn on online groceries in the last four weeks ending 27th February 2021, with the online share of grocery sales now reaching 17%. This is the highest ever share for online grocery sales in the UK and a 1% increase in share in just a month, reveals new data.
Over half (54%) of spam emails in the last six months originated from two global superpowers, the United States and Russia, according to new research.
Posterscope has launched PSMind, a new tool that uses AI and machine learning to analyse more than five million data combinations in real-time to forecast and track population movement, to inform and deliver the most effective OOH campaigns for clients.
Sheffield and London based search agency, Rise at Seven, have now expanded to the US, with plans to open Chicago office.
The rise of ‘shoppertainment’ such as Livestreaming Commerce platforms and shoppable videos, is becoming a growing trend. Philip Rooke, CEO at €130m ecommerce firm, Spread Group looks at why this new format doesn’t just work for big brands with big budgets; start-up brands and YouTuber creators can do it too.
The National Football League (NFL) is close to signing a new rights deal that could see Amazon ‘carry many games’ exclusively on its Prime Video streaming service, according to The Wall Street Journal (WSJ).