Twitter gets Facebook-style profile page revamp
Twitter has updated its profile pages with Facebook-style header photos, as the micro-blogging firm looks to broaden its multi-platform functions, across the web, mobiles and tablets.
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Procter & Gamble teams with Google for Football YouTube channel
FMCG giant Procter & Gamble has struck a deal with Google to create a football-based YouTube channel to promote its Gillette male grooming brand.
Procter & Gamble teams with Google for Football YouTube channel
FMCG giant Procter & Gamble has struck a deal with Google to create a football-based YouTube channel to promote its Gillette male grooming brand.
Google buys Instagram rival Snapseed
Google has bought Nik Software, maker of the popular Snapseed photo editing and sharing app, for an undisclosed sum.
Viacom debuts ‘District MTV’ music and fashion news site
Viacom has unveiled plans to launch District MTV, a new site in the UK, Italy, France, Germany and Spain, offering brands a new platform to connect with music and fashion fans.
Search engine visits drop for first time this year
Visits to major search engines in the UK fell for the first time this year, with sports terms such as BBC Sport proving more popular than Olympic specific search keywords, according to new data.
Marketers ‘paying for positive reviews’- Gartner
Paid-for reviews, ‘likes’ and ratings is becoming commonplace on social media and review sites, and will account for 10%-15% of all the reviews by 2014, according to a new report by Gartner.
Topshop live shopping fashion show gets 2 million viewers
Topshop attracted more than 2 million people to its live streamed fashion show at London Fashion Week on Sunday, with the retailer claiming to sell out of some lines during the broadcast.
Marie Claire runs first UK video ad in print magazine
In a UK first, Marie Claire is inserting a video ad on the pages of its October issue, set to play once a reader turns to page 35 and 35.
The end of passwords? Intel plans hand gesture security technology
Passwords for online banking, social networks and email could be replaced with the wave of a hand if prototype technology developed by Intel makes it to tablets and laptops.