EyeFitU app lets customers shop in their size
EyeFitU a new fashion portal that aims to solve the eternal problem of the lack of uniformity of sizing in fashion, has gone live.
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Plans for Netflix-style BBC subscription service revealed
The BBC’s charter has been updated, with plans for a Netflix-style global subscription service and analogue radio switch off in the pipeline.
Lovies Awards finalists named: One Direction, Patrick Stewart and Vice Media on list
The pan-European Lovie Awards – sister awards to the global Webbys – is now revealing the shortlisted 2016 Finalists of all categories and across 36 countries.
European programmatic market up 70% in 2015- report
The total programmatic display advertising market in Europe jumped 70.3% from €3.4bn in 2014 to €5.7bn in 2015, according to new figures.
Brits ready to push red button to watch Rio 2016
Just 15% of Brits will watch the Olympics via streaming services, whereas half are likely to use Red Button services, and 63% plan to watch the Games live on the BBC, according to new research.
Google speeds up mobile adverts with ‘Amp For Ads’
Google is bringing its Accelated Mobile Pages technology to ads, as the web giant looks to boost its mobile revenue.
Amazon tests personalised video ads
Amazon is experimenting adverts with personalised video, showing clips featuring images and text about products the US retailer has detected the user has shown interest in.
Two-thirds of Olympics TV viewers will be second-screening- report
Nearly two-thirds (64%) of Britons who’ll watch the Olympics on TV will use an internet-connected device at the same time – according to research from marketing technology experts RadiumOne.
From Star Wars to mangoes: The biggest domain disputes of the year
Domain registry Nominet has released its annual domain disputes report, looking at ways that big brands have worked to protect their reputation online through challenging domain squatters over the past year.
EU poll: Two-thirds of Netimperative readers back remain for better digital future
Over two-thirds (68%) of Netimperative readers believe remaining in the EU will be better for the UK and its digital industry, according to our reader survey published today.