Burberry’s new spring-summer collection got an exclusive preview on Snapchat for the first time.

A 2007 Cadbury’s ad featuring a gorilla drumming to Phil Collins’ 80s hit In The Air Tonight has been voted the nation’s favourite TV ad of all time, in a new public poll.

A French privacy watchdog has rules that Google should extend its Euopean ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling to the rest of its search engines worldwide.

The BBC is planning an online streaming service in America as part of an effort to raise more money from commercial sources abroad, and tap into the growing number of ‘cord-cutters’.

Facebook will start collecting data on users’ web viewing for the company’s ad-targeting systems next month, in a bid to serve more relevant ads on the social network’s pages. But privacy campaigners say its opt-out policy doesn’t go far enough…

With Instagram having recently opened its platform to all advertisers, new research looks at the ongoing battle between the photo-sharing site and Twitter.

AVG has been criticised for its recently updated privacy policy, letting the computer security firm keep the browsing history of its users and sell that information on to third parties.

Facebook is developing a service that will let advertisers pay for ads only when a user scrolls through the ad from top to bottom on its news feed.

Snapchat has launched in-app purchases and new ‘lenses’ tool that adds smart animations to selfies, with Mountain Dew the first brand to sign up.

Overall ad spending in Latin America will jump more than 10% in 2015, outpacing all other regions, according to new data.