Kieron Matthews steps down as IAB UK director
Kieron Matthews will be stepping down from his role as marketing director for the Internet Advertising Bureau UK at the end of the year to launch a new company, The Digital Consultancy.
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Event report: Top US retailers discuss web and in-store teamwork
This week the leading names in retail met at a closed meeting at the NGR US summit, in Miami.
Gap gives away 10,000 free jeans on Facebook Places in US
Gap is giving away 10,000 pairs of jeans today (November 5) in the US, via Facebook Places, the social network’s recently launched location tool.
IAB Engage report (Part 1): UK advertisers “could do better”, says Yahoo! CEO
This year’s IAB Engage event featured a wealth of key players from the global Internet industry, offering their insights for the future of digital media. This report offers key highlights from the morning session.
Facebook Mobile offers ‘deals’ based on user location
Facebook has launched a new ‘deals’ service on its mobile application, which send users special offers to users based on their location.
East End- the new Silicon Valley? Facebook and Google to invest in Olympic park
Facebook and Google will invest in the East End of London to help create Britain’s own Silicon Valley, the Prime Minister has announced.
Battle of the rich media platforms: Pong game pits Flash against HTML5
Digital agency Code Computerlove has created an online game that compares the rich media platforms Flash and HTML5 side-by-side.
65% of UK advertising now includes a website address
The majority of all UK print and television advertising now includes a web address, with British consumers preferring to be be directed to .uk addresses than .com, according to new research.
Top tips: Tailoring the shopping experience online
Retailers need to find ways to improve the online shopping experience without ringing the privacy alarm bells according to Frank Lord, VP EMEA at ATG.
Smartphones account for 65% of mobile traffic
Smartphones generate 65% of global traffic, despite accounting for 13% of the market, according to new research.