The traditional wall calendar has been given a high-tech upgrade, thanks to a clever use of electronic ink from a Japanese inventor.

Snapchat only has a third of the monthly unique users as Instagram but it skews decisively younger, according to new research.

Almost half of consumers end up liking a brand more after a bad experience – but only if that experience is handled quickly and in the right way, according to new research.

New research has exposed how Britain’s university system is outdated and not fit for purpose, with 48% of graduates lacking skills to secure some of the country’s most sought after jobs within the tech and marketing industries.

Build a superior on-site video experience and reap the rewards as an e-retailer. In the second of a three-part series, Mark Blair, VP of EMEA at Brightcove explains how the right type of video content can sustain shoppers’ interest, increase engagement and turn browsers into buyers.

The US senate took the first step Thursday toward blocking rules that would restrict how some big tech companies share and sell personal data, a controversial move that has large implications for online privacy.

Twitter is considering the launch of a premium version of its Tweetdeck platform, raising the possibility that it could run a subscription service for the first time.

The UK’s first virtual reality-powered game experience will launch in Leeds next month when a leading escape game company unveils the Hyper Reality Experience, the first in a series of centres to be launched in British cities.

Growth forecasts for UK digital publishers have increased for the 12 months from December 2016, driven by an annual rise of 28% in sponsorship revenue.

According to research by Mintel, Brits spend more on Mother’s Day than Father’s Day – an estimated £510 million was spent in the UK on Mother’s Day in 2015 compared to £360 million on Father’s Day, with less than half (47 percent) of Brits spending money on their dads* But what retailers are getting it … [Read more…]