Over a year after its introduction, Apple’s iPhone ad network has failed to gain traction. As the hardware giant looks to expand its iPhone, iPad and iCloud services, has it ceded the mobile ad crown to Google’s Admob? Mark Brill, Chair of DMA’s Mobile Marketing Council and CEO of txt4ever, takes a closer look…
Facebook has launched its first app dedicated to Apple’s increasingly popular iPad tablet, following delays over clashes with Apple’s own music services.
Rightmove have launched a major new Facebook contest, as the UK leading property website looks to encourage sales in the turbulent property market.
Facebook’s new Open Graph simplifies sharing both online and off. But what if you don’t want your every digital move laid bare? With Facebook already tracking out visits to any site that integrates Facebook, the direction it is heading in is one that many may not want to be a part of. Tunde Cockshott, Creative … [Read more…]
With many users now having spent half a decade using Facebook, the social network has taken a more long-term and visual approach to the way it displays profile data. But is it really more usable? Has it managed to avoid a privacy outcry this time? We look at the video evidence…
Facebook has undergone its biggest redesign yet, as the social network repositions itself as a one-stop entertainment hub where users can watch films and TV, read books and news and listen to music on the same platform.
Google has opened Google+ up to the public with a raft of new features, including video hangouts, shared TV shows, and live collaborative document editing, as the internet giant gets serious about social media.
Top drinks brands such as Smirnoff and baileys have agreed to introduce a code of practice for ads on Facebook and other social media sites.
Brits are the biggest users of mobile apps compared to their European counterparts, according to new research.
Facebook could be on the verge of revamping its music services, including a standalone music platform, according to news reports.