Streaming overtakes DVDs at LoveFilm
LoveFilm customers are now streaming more films online than they are renting DVDs, the company has revealed.
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Google plans mobile ads based on weather
Google has secured intellectual rights to a system that would serve ads based on environmental conditions, according to a new report.
Angry Birds: The Movie? Nickelodeon to broadcast first cartoon
Nickelodeon has won the rights to broadcast the first Angry Birds animated short film.
Newspaper survey: Does the UK want The Sun 7 days a week?
New national newspapers do not come along very often, so when they do, their launch is heralded with much anticipation. Never has this been more in evidence than for The Sun on Sunday, born as it was with a rich yet complex heritage. But as the dust settles, what were the reactions to the UK’s … [Read more…]
Infographic: Who will apply for a ‘dot brand’ domain?
Nearly half (44%) of large companies intend to submit a ‘dot Brand’ application, but few are aware of the limited application period, according to a new survey.
Which ads work best for automotive websites? Display and search driving visits to brand sites
Over half of visitors to the car brand websites were exposed to online activity such as display and search, with one in 10 subsequently converting, according to new research.
Do slow sites lose sales? New TagMan tool calculates cost
TagMan has launched a new tool to measure conversion losses resulting from slow page load speeds.
Brittany Ferries picks Maxymiser to boost online bookings
Ferry and tour operator Brittany Ferries has partnered with Maxymiser to increase clickthroughs to booking pages and boost online conversions.
Budget 2012: UK to get £150m investment for ‘fastest broadband in the world’
At yesterday’s budget, Chancellor George Osborne outlined the Government’s plans to make the UK Europe’s technology centre, with broadband as a cornerstone of its business policies.
Sky takes on LoveFilm and Netflix with ‘Now TV’
Sky is set to launch a web TV services, offering non-Sky customers the chance to view its programs online on monthly or pay-per-view basis.