As digital technology becomes more integrated into modern life, digital identity is becoming increasingly important. Alex Willcock, CEO of VisualDNA, looks at the role of personalisation as the lines between online and offline become increasingly blurred.
The British Library has come under fire by booksellers for linking to Amazon on its public online catalogue.
YouTube has launched a new store that lets music artists sell merchandise, events tickets and music downloads.
Google is taking aim at the cable industry by putting up $100 million to develop original content for dozens of new YouTube channels, according to a news report.
Rightmove have launched a major new Facebook contest, as the UK leading property website looks to encourage sales in the turbulent property market.
Amazon has unveiled the Kindle Fire tablet, which at less than half the price, could be the biggest challenger to Apple’s dominant iPad yet.
Amazon’s much-anticipated new colour Kindle tablet device will be called the Fire, according to widespread internet rumours.
Amazon is expected to launch its much-anticpated color Kindle tablet on Wednesday, offering a cheaper rival to Apple’s iPad, according to new reports.
Amazon sites reached the largest global audience with more thanm 282 million visitors in June 2011, or 20.4% of the worldwide internet population. eBay followed closed behind with a 16.2% market reach.
As more people search from smartphones and tablets, how do their searches differ from tradition desktop searches? Farhad Koodoruth, MD of Blowfish Digital, looks at how brands need to approach this form of marketing and keep it separate from traditional search.