Half of Brits think TV and web are 'a necessity, not a luxury'
TVs and the internet are a necessity, not a luxury, in modern Britain, according to a poll of over 15,000 people by consumer revenge site www.moneysavingexpert.com.
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Half of Brits think TV and web are ‘a necessity, not a luxury’
TVs and the internet are a necessity, not a luxury, in modern Britain, according to a poll of over 15,000 people by consumer revenge site www.moneysavingexpert.com.
Half of Brits think TV and web are ‘a necessity, not a luxury’
TVs and the internet are a necessity, not a luxury, in modern Britain, according to a poll of over 15,000 people by consumer revenge site www.moneysavingexpert.com.
Ofcom to make switching broadband simpler
Some 45 per cent of broadband customers think that switching provider is too difficult, according to research from industry regulator Ofcom.
Top 10 UK ad networks: 24/7 Real Media growing fast
24/7 Real Media is the fastest growing ad network in the UK, while Google remains top in terms of visitors, according to new data.
Facebook 'social metrics' help advertisers target your most clickable friends
Facebook has launched social metrics, a new tool that helps marketers understand the benefits of adverts that include social context from people’s friends on Facebook.
Facebook ‘social metrics’ help advertisers target your most clickable friends
Facebook has launched social metrics, a new tool that helps marketers understand the benefits of adverts that include social context from people’s friends on Facebook.
Facebook ‘social metrics’ help advertisers target your most clickable friends
Facebook has launched social metrics, a new tool that helps marketers understand the benefits of adverts that include social context from people’s friends on Facebook.
Time spent online: Facebook overtakes Google in the US
US web users are spending more socialising on Facebook than searching with Google, according to new data from comScore.
Top 5 tips: How to improve publishing revenue streams
With audiences and revenues falling in the publishing industry, Nick Gregg, CEO of StrategyEye comments on the future of the publishing world, and why industry intelligence is revolutionising publishers revenue streams.