UK digital marketing spend to grow 11% by 2015- PwC
The UK’s advertising market as a whole will grow by 4.8 per cent to £17.7 billion by 2015, driven by digital marketing , according to a new report.
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Germany leads Europe in online video viewing
Internet users in Germany, Turkey, Spain and the UK watch an average of at least 30 minutes a day of online video, according to new research.
Google plans online mapping for China?
Google has reportedly applied for a licence to operate an online mapping service in China, as the search giant once again looks to capitalize on the world’s biggest internet market.
Ann Widdecombe backs online hearing check campaign
Former politician and Strictly Come Dancing star Ann Widdecombe will today launch a campaign from the charity Action on Hearing Loss, supported by BT, to encourage people to get their hearing checked.
Canada internet ad spend ‘to rise 15% by 2015’
Ad spending in Canada will grow faster than in the US until 2015, spurred by a rise in digital media, according to a new report.
Searches to influence interest rates? Bank of England monitors Google for consumer trends
Google Search can be used to predict changes in economic sentiment in the UK, according to a new report from The Bank of England.
Twitter adds own-brand short URLs
Twitter has launched a built-in link shortening service that automatically condenses long URLs down to 19 characters.
Sky rebrands mobile and web services as ‘Sky Go’
Broadcaster Sky is rebranding all of its mobile and on-line offerings into a single package called Sky Go.
Shoppers 'still impulsive despite economic gloom'
Despite economic pressures, Shoppers are as impulsive as ever, with the number of grocery categories that a shopper buys from impulsively increasing by a third since 2008, according to new research.
Shoppers ‘still impulsive despite economic gloom’
Despite economic pressures, Shoppers are as impulsive as ever, with the number of grocery categories that a shopper buys from impulsively increasing by a third since 2008, according to new research.