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Google has refreshed its Earth app and website, adding detailed 3D imagery and new “tours” that give people a guided look at exotic locations.
YouTube has stopped placing ads on channels with fewer than 10,000 views in a move aimed at preventing people from making money off offensive or pirated videos.
The London Dungeon has issued an apology after the tourist attraction’s PR team posted “offensive” Valentine’s Day jokes about fat women, sexually transmitted disease and dead prostitutes on its official social media accounts.
Google is using its home advantage to place ads in top position on its search results, according to a new report.
Nearly a quarter (22%) of UK advertising companies have said they have already lost business or contracts as a result of the vote to leave the EU, according to new research.
Kantar Media has released lists of the most Tweeted about UK shows in 2016, to reveal how social media and TV work together.
A British Gas customer service tweet marking the anniversary of David Bowie’s death has sparked a Twitter frenzy.
Kérastase has launched a smart hairbrush that listens for breaking hair, but it comes with a hefty price tag.