Global Personals launches ‘Silver Surfer’ dating network
GlobalPersonals.co.uk, the largest privately owned online dating company in Europe, today announced that it has launched a network dedicated to the over 50’s market.
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Global Personals launches ‘Silver Surfer’ dating network
GlobalPersonals.co.uk, the largest privately owned online dating company in Europe, today announced that it has launched a network dedicated to the over 50’s market.
Ad watchdog gets tough on web advertising
Companies in the UK will soon have to ensure content on their websites and social network pages comply with rules set out by The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), or face being ‘named and shamed’ as part of a new initiative.
Google debuts 'priority inbox' for Gmail to cut through e-mail clutter
Google has added a new tool called “Priority Inbox” to its Gmail service, designed to help people wade through their overflowing e-mail inboxes.
Google debuts ‘priority inbox’ for Gmail to cut through e-mail clutter
Google has added a new tool called “Priority Inbox” to its Gmail service, designed to help people wade through their overflowing e-mail inboxes.
Google debuts ‘priority inbox’ for Gmail to cut through e-mail clutter
Google has added a new tool called “Priority Inbox” to its Gmail service, designed to help people wade through their overflowing e-mail inboxes.
Ebay begins UK Xmas advertising blitz
eBay is set to embark on an online advertising campaign in the UK with a focus on fashion, as the online marketplace looks to beat the Christmas rush in an increasingly competitive market.
Amazon to sell subscription service for online movies?
Amazon is reportedly planning to launch an online TV and movie rental service, and is cureently in talks with major TV and film studios.
More than a third of Brits now watching TV online
A third of television viewers now watch their favourite programmes online, on computers and mobile phones, according to new research.
Most iTunes users 'yet to buy an app' from store
iTunes users are yet to embrace the app phenomenon, with the majority still yet to pay for an app on the store, according to new research.