Facebook users are now less likely to share personal information on the social network, instead opting to cross-post content from friends or other media platforms, according to new research.

When is a smile not a smile? The different ways that phones display emojis is leading to some embarrassing mix-ups, according to new research.

BuzzFeed has been forced to cut it’s projected revenue by about half, after the online publisher missed its financial targets in 2015.

EU watchdogs have demanded revisions to a consumer data sharing deal with the US, intended to be a replacement for the long-running ‘Safe Harbour’ pact between the two regions.

The UK digital ad spend grew 16.4% in 201, with the average home now owning 8.3 internet devices, according to new stats from the IAB.

US media giant CNBC is launching a full-service, in-house commercial agency, continuing the trend for media owners taking their creative team in-house.

With the number of tasks, channels and platforms the average marketer has to deal with these days it’s no wonder marketers are failing. Chris Pitt, Head of Marketing at Vertical Leap explains how software and automation has made his own team work better.

Facebook has launched a ‘bots store’, letting brands create their own robotic customer service reps that can interact with Whats App and Messenger users.

An ad campaign for Match.com faced a backlash this week, with dozens of people on social media slamming the dating site’s posters for being “insulting”.

Yahoo is officially up for sale, with bidders for the embattled internet pioneer given until April 18th to make a move, according to a news report.