Hearts or stars? Twitter favourites icon stirs controversy
Twitter has changed the way it looks when users ‘favourite’ a post – so they are now seeing hearts instead of stars.
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4 in 10 Facebookers ‘also on Instagram’
With Facebook posting another record-breaking quarter of results last week, Global Web Index looks at the cross-over between its four main services.
Brands ‘suffering due to inappropriate ad placement’
Brands across Europe are suffering at the hands of advertisers who are placing their content on unsuitable online sites, including those with extreme sexual and religious content.
Video viral of the week: Temptations lets cat owners say sorry for festive faux paws
Mars-owned cat treat brand Temptations has launched a #SaySorry campaign for the sake of grumpy cats dress up for the festive season. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…
Rwandair puts passengers online with in-flight Internet and mobile services
RwandAir will become the fourth African airline to choose SITAONAIR as its connectivity provider. RwandAir has two A330s, both of which will be line fitted with mobile phone and Wi-Fi services.
Adobe brings data trading into platform with new tool
Adobe has launched a new data marketplace tool, bringing buying and selling of consumer data inside the Adobe platform for the first time.
Asda to shun Black Friday Sales- too little too late?
Asda has said it is pulling back on Black Friday deals in favour of spreading savings across the holiday period, to avoid what it calls “shopper fatigue”.
Alibaba buys ‘Chinese YouTube’ for $3.7bn
Ecommerce giant Alibaba has bought the remaining shares of China’s popular online video site, Youku Tudou, in an all-cash transaction estimated to be worth some $3.7bn.
Marmite sells personalised jars on Facebook
Unilever’s Marmite has launched a personalisation campaign similar to Coca-Cola’s in order “to tap into the growing demand for personalised products”.
Snapchat catching Facebook for video views as audience triples since May
The number of videos viewed every day on Snapchat has tripled since May this year to six billion, catching Facebook fast.