Kellogg’s New Zealand has launched a new campaign that transforms regular boxes of Nutrigrain cereal into Google Cardboard virtual reality mount for mobile phones.

The UK government has launched a national programme called IoTUK which it said will “amplify” the UK’s Internet of Things (IoT) capability.

Apple has revealed its latest range of products, including an iPad Pro tablet with stylus pen, a TV box with its own app store and new iPhones, alongside an app that helps Android users switch over to the Apple ecosystem.

Instagram has launched a set of new 30-second TV-style ad formats across 38 markets, as the Facebook-owned chat app looks to boost its ad reach.

Global brands are beginning to see a new business culture emerge as a result of digital transformation, but they have yet to really identify the digital capabilities needed to fully embed this change, according to new research.

Last month, Instagram switched on its advertising API (application programming interface), letting mobile marketers buy ads and plan marketing in a more automated way. Four weeks on, how are the ads comparing to industry benchmarks? New research from ad tech firm Kenshoo uncovers some surprising results…

This week, Apple lifted the ban on ad blockers on Safari on the new iPhone. Mike Weston, CEO of data science consultancy Profusion, argues why this move threatens marketers, content producers and publishers.

In a controversial move, Google has introduced a new extension to its Chrome browser that prevents AdBlock Plus users from skipping YouTube ads.

With China’s economic troubles making headlines this month, how is its digital sector doing? A new report indicates that Internet take-up is slowing in the country as the mature market approaches saturation point, with nearly 90% of the country’s web users coming from mobile devices.

Amazon is offering its own restaurant delivery service to Prime members in Seattle, marking its first push into an increasingly crowded market for meal delivery.