MySupermarket gets $7.4m funding boost
UK shopping and comparison website mySupermarket has closed a $7.4m round led by Greylock Partners and Pitango Venture Capital and angel investors.
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10 things you need to know about Facebook
With the release of The Social Network this week, retelling the story of Facebook, Experian Hitwise looks at just how popular the world’s biggest social networking site really is.
Right to reply: Location-based social networking “dream come true” for criminals
Experts at security testing specialist NGS Secure, a NCC Group company, have warned users of location-based social networking applications such as Foursquare, and the recently launched Facebook Places, that fraudsters can use their location updates to engineer theft.
LoveFilm to stream movies via PS3 consoles
LoveFilm is set to let its subscribers watch films onlinve via their PS3 consoles from next month.
Data: Most downloaded mobile apps by sector
The most downloaded mobile apps by sector in the UK, among those who reported downloading an app during August 2010.
IAB Player offers video ‘how to’ guides for digital marketers
The Internet Advertising Bureau has partnered with online video and live broadcasting specialist Indigo Papa to launch IAB Player – a B2B video platform designed to drive further education within the media industry and celebrate the breadth of the online portfolio.
Google Price index offers alternative measure of inflation
Google has launched a new ‘Price Index’ tool, which will be based on the cost of goods sold online and could use real-time search data to forecast official figures.
AOL signs Harry Hill for new online comedy show
AOL is set to launch an online-only video series starring comedian Harry Hill, as the online media giant looks to boost its profile.
Auto Trader launches new online ad system
Auto Trader has launched a new advertising report that allows its trade customers to calculate their return on investment on adverts placed with Autotrader.co.uk.
Poor online customer service continues to frustrate Europeans
European consumers are more frustrated by online customer service than they were a year ago, according to the results of the latest online shopping study conducted by ATG (Art Technology Group).