Telegraph debuts two new mobile ad formats
The Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has teamed up with Celtra to launch two advertising formats for The Telegraph’s mobile site.
The Telegraph Media Group (TMG) has teamed up with Celtra to launch two advertising formats for The Telegraph’s mobile site.
The Saucy Fish Co. has revamped its website with a new magazine section titled “The Dock” including serving suggestions, as the food brand looks to expand its digital reach.
Dove has launched a new social media campaign to inspire people to put healthy living above appearance in a bid to tackle low body confidence, as the Unilever beauty brand continues its shift to digital platforms.
Google considers Amazon as its biggest search competitor, ahead of traditional rivals like Yahoo and Bing, as people looking to buy something are more likely to search on the online retailer’s website.
Google’s DoubleClick, Yahoo and AOL have joined Microsoft Advertising in being awarded seals confirming they meet industry-agreed standards to protect brands’ safety online. Twenty companies have now been issued seals in the UK.
Despite improvements to mobile internet access, commuters in the UK are still being hit by black spots that prevent them from carrying out tasks on the internet while on the move, according to new research.
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Twitter has filed a lawsuit to the U.S. government for its right to disclose more detailed information on government surveillance of its users.
FremantleMedia UK Interactive (FMUKi) and Social Life are working together on a new, ramped up social media presence for The X Factor’s 2014 season.
As technology become ever more integrated into modern society, a new breed of fast-moving, tech-savvy and digitally-immersed shoppers has emerged- dubbed the ‘Always- On’ consumer. But how can brands keep pace with their world of touch screens and swiped decisions?