Twitter shares fell 12% after-hours after the loss-making social network reported another quarter of slowing user growth as it struggles to keep up with Facebook and younger upstarts such as Instagram.

Most people need further education on email design best practises and specifically design around call-to-action (CTA) buttons, according to new research.

Internet devices are redefining the way Britons buy Christmas presents, with the average person to spend nearly £490 on presents, according to new research.

Self-promotion and networking can be tricky for introverts. But in the world of chatter, the Internet is the great equalizer—an ideal platform for those who prefer the couch over the cocktail party. Sales coach and author Kim Staflund offers three tips to promote yourself or a product online.

Trust levels in advertising have remained consistent across earned, owned and paid formats over the past two years, with Millennials (age 21-34) having the highest levels of trust in online and mobile formats, according to new research.

Half (50%) of UK retailers are investing in in-store location-based technologies – such as iBeacons – as consumers expect a continuation of the personalised digital experiences found online.

Twitter has launched a new feature that lets users create simple, two-choice polls inside tweets.

Publishers and agencies need to work more closely together to improve the effectiveness of native advertising, says Carla Faria, Solutions Director UK at Say Media.

Facebook ranks only fourth as US teens’ most important social network, with Instagram the clear favourite, according to new research.

A new national strategic body, Edtech UK, is being launched to promote the UK’s education technology sector, worth £45bn in 2015 and poised to reach £129bn by 2020m globally, according to a new report from London & Partners and Edtech UK.