Dulux recruits lifestyle bloggers for visualiser campaign
Dulux is using influential bloggers to trial their Visualiser app, and write their own content as the paint brand embraces social media marketing.
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Top ecommerce tips: Actions are louder than words
Mike Weston, CEO of data science consultancy Profusion, discusses how retailers can use data science techniques to understand their consumers better
Jeremy Clarkson digs at BBC in new Amazon ad
Jeremy Clarkson has taken a swipe at his former BBC employers, in a TV advert for new employer Amazon.
Google denies merger of Chrome into Android
Google has dampened rumours that it is planning on folding parts of the Chrome operating system into Android.
Top tips: Retailers must have an omni-channel strategy for Black Friday
With Black Friday drawing closer, new research has revealed that online sales are set to reach a record breaking £1 billion. However, retailers must make sure their online and in-store operations are in-sync and up to scratch when bargain hunters descend on shops and websites this Black Friday. If not, retailers risk losing out on … [Read more…]
The Sun to scrap website paywall
The Sun will scrap the paywall on its website just over two years after it was introduced, after data indicated it had become the least visited UK national newspaper website.
Nintendo delays first smartphone game
Nintendo has announced its first smartphone ‘game’, but delayed its launch from the end of the year until next March.
Facebook ‘2G Tuesdays’ show mobile speeds in India to staff
Facebook is enacting 2G Tuesdays, a voluntary scheme where for an hour on a Tuesday morning its developers’ apps are throttled to 2G data speeds.
Target runs spooky virtual reality ads for Halloween
Target is marking Halloween with a YouTube virtual reality series and a mobile site that helps trick-or-treaters’ parents find the best houses.
Brits ‘enjoy being centre of attention twice as much as Americans’
Forget the famous ‘stiff upper lip’, British people enjoy being the centre of attention twice as much as Americans, which goes against a lot of existing cultural stereotypes, according to new research.