Moshi Monsters maker launches ‘Instagram for Kids’ with PopJam
Mind Candy, the team behind the popular Moshi Monsters kids social network, has launched a new content sharing app PopJam.
Mind Candy, the team behind the popular Moshi Monsters kids social network, has launched a new content sharing app PopJam.
Most senior marketers expect digital to dominate their budgets within the next five years, but most fear they will not be prepared for the impact this will have on the industry and their roles, according to new research.
Mobile is rapidly changing consumer purchase behavior, with nearly half (46%) of UK consumers now use mobile devices as their primary tool for purchase decision making, while one in four use mobile devices as their exclusive shopping research tool, according to research.
Rightster has bought rival operator Base79 for £50m, as the online video network expands- with YouTube founder Chad Hurley joining the company as an investor on its advisory committee.
Last month, Unilever’s fabric conditioner brand Comfort launched a short film targeted at moms, taking a gritty and emotional look at the role of two mothers with very different sons. See why its out video viral of the week below…
Intel, Samsung and Dell are among the leading hardware companies to form a new Internet of Things consortium to create standards so that billions of devices can connect to each other.
More than half of media buyers believe that linking TV and VoD (Video on Demand) is essential if they are to significantly grow their video spend, according to new research.
Who knew a party to celebrate a girl’s first period could be so much fun? This taboo-breaking ad from tampon subscription service HelloFlo has taken the web by storm. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…
Peugeot UK appointed 33Seconds to undertake the management of its social media strategy in March. Following the Goodwood Festival of Speed, the company has created a crowdsourced short film documenting its 208 T16 Pikes Peak car using original video content filmed by fans at the event and stitched it altogether.
Google is following Netflix’ strategy by introducing a new pop-up bar on YouTube that warns users if their videos fail to stream smoothly- reminding them that they should blame their ISPs rather than the video sharing site.