US millennials spend to $750 per person on media content in 2015
North American millennials will spend over $62 billion on media content in 2015, despite being dubbed as the ‘generation that won’t spend’, according to a new report.
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Anatomy of a game: How Monument Valley became a hit with a team of 8
With mobile games proving big business, what exactly does it take to make it to some of the best game lists of the year? Ustwo, the developer behind indie smash hit Monument Valley, has provided a rare insight into the production costs, pricing strategies and sales breakdowns that helped the award winning puzzler become one … [Read more…]
Facebook adds more restrictions to violent videos
Facebook is now restricting extreme and violent content in feeds by posting warnings and preventing minors from seeing certain videos.
Top tips: Making the vital distinction between a ‘User Experience’ and a full ‘Customer Experience’
As the digital and real worlds merge, brands need to unify their customer experience across their websites and offline, argues Udesh Jadnanansing, Founder and Managing Partner at Mopinion.
BuzzFeed’s top 30 linkbait phrases (number 18 will blow your mind)
When it comes to online content and storytelling, there are few sites as savvy as BuzzFeed. New research uncovers the phrases that generate the most amount of shares for the social news site.
UK adspend grows at ‘twice the rate of the economy’
New data reveals the strongest consecutive growth years for UK adspend this century as the industry hails two years growth at twice the rate of the economy.
Digital predictions for 2015: Virtual reality gets real, rise of same day deliveries and context beats content marketing
2015 will be a big year for digital, with big data, virtual reality, smart objects, contextual marketing, digital governance and same day delivery all on the rise, according to new predictions from Amaze.
First Great Western tackles passenger delays with digital transformation
First Great Western is aiming improve customer information during delays with the launch of its industry-first online Passenger Information During Disruption (PIDD) initiative.
10 key mobile trends for 2015: NFC takes off as wearables search for ’killer app’
MEF, the global community for mobile content and commerce, looks at the year ahead to predict the ten key mobile trends that will shape the global mobile landscape in 2015.
Tesco sells broadband and Blinkbox to Talk Talk
Talk Talk has bought Tesco’s broadband and its Blinkbox online movie streaming service as the telco joins the race for providing ‘quad play’ (mobile phone, broadband, pay TV and fixed-line telephone) to its customers.