Manufacturers are talking up tablet PCs as if no other gadget mattered, while tech sites can’t get enough of the new tablet PC format. But do the public care? Apparently not, according to a new survey.
Manufacturers are talking up tablet PCs as if no other gadget mattered, while tech sites can’t get enough of the new tablet PC format. But do the public care? Apparently not, according to a new survey.
White labels can be the key to driving traffic. From dating websites to price comparison services, white labels are cropping up all over the net, allowing smaller companies and big players alike to expand their range and enhance revenue portfolios without compromising brand integrity. Simon Piper, head of partnerships at Consumerchoices.co.uk, assesses why white labels … [Read more…]
A quarter of all advertising spent is now on the Internet, growing 12.8% in 2010 to reach a new milestone of £4,097m, according to the bi-annual advertising spend study from the Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) and PwC.
For over a decade the music industry has been chasing ISPs to block and report illegal downloaders. New moves by the UK Telco giant BT could be the answer to all their dreams. BT is planning an online music download site with a difference: no profits at the start, and a role in the war … [Read more…]
BT and TalkTalk have launched a legal challenge against new legislation designed to tackle illegal internet filesharing and protect intellectual property rights online. If the court finds in their favour, the act would no longer be enforceable. Here’s why…
The BBC and other UK broadcasters have hired Lord Alan Sugar to attempt to save the embattled YouView internet-connected set top box venture.
SMEs and large enterprises in the technology sector could benefit from the Budget unveiled by chancellor George Osborne yesterday, as he seeks to foster growth in the UK economy.
O2 recently revealed its personalized marketing service, called ‘More’ has grown rapidly to 2 million customers. Justin Schamotta staff writer for Choose.net, takes a closer look at the growth of the new mobile marketing platform.
Google chief executive, Eric Schmidt, has described how South America is the search company’s fastest growing region.