Alessandra Ferri was the youngest ever principal dancer at The Royal Ballet. Thirty three years later, she is now dancing with her younger self thanks to hologram technology in a new ad for No.7.

One-third of consumers are using social networks to research products before making a purchase, strengthening the case for Facebook’s recent AI Messenger chatbots, according to new research.

Karaoke technology firm Sunfly is marking its 25th Anniversary with the launch of streaming service which will allow every household in the UK to access its karaoke library through their tablets, laptops, smart phones and TVs.

With Amazon’s recent move to open physical stores, how does this move fits into the larger trend of ‘slow retail’? Kevin Gill, UK CEO of Start looks at the growing demand of consumers for a more meaningful experience with brands, not just convenience.

Italian football team AC Milan has come under criticism for perfoming a spoof ‘Haka’ dance before a match to promote a Nivea cream, with many branding the act ‘disrespectful’.

Google’s parent company Alphabet has reported a 17% rise in quarterly revenue after strong advertising sales on mobile devices – but it’s so-called moonshoots experiments are eating into profits.

Marketers spent 86% more on social advertising year-on-year in Q1 2016 with spend on mobile ads on social networks going up by 122% globally according to the latest quarterly data from Kenshoo.

A digital divide is opening up across the British economy, with just over half (55%) of “pioneer” firms adopting digital technologies and processes, while the other half (45%) are falling behind. This is according to new research by the CBI and international technology and consulting firm, IBM.

The population of Middle East and North Africa (MENA) countries are most likely to use a smartphone to access the internet, according to new data.

Who will buy Yahoo? As suitors such as Verizon and The Daily Mail circle the embattled dotcom pioneer, Andy Moseby, Corporate Partner at technology and digital media law firm, Kemp Little looks at some likely outcomes…