For most consumers, voice-powered search tools on mobile are yet to make a big impact; according to Global Web Index’ global data from our 34 markets, less than a fifth of online adults are regularly using them, putting them some distance behind traditional search engines.
Twitter is considering ditching its 140-character limit in tweets, expanding it to a whopping 10,000 characters.
After its controversial ‘sadness’ experiment back in 2014, Facebook is facing new criticism for playing with users’ feelings- this time by breaking its app on purpose.
Ted Baker and Paul Smith have topped the list of most socially engaged premium menswear retailers, according to a new study.
Many shoppers use social networks to research products and favourite retailers, but there is low demand for a ‘buy’ button on social media, according to new research.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg plans to build artificial intelligence (AI) to help him around the house and with his work, similar to the butler Jarvis from the film Iron Man.
In the world of social networking, Facebook-owned Instagram has been a clear success story in recent years. New research from Global Web Index indicates that the social netowrk has risen rapidly in recent years to rival the likes of Twitter.
Facebook has created a site devoted to the most talked-about topics on its platform this year.
From videos to music to apps, digital was at the forefront of consumers’ (and marketers’) minds this year. As 2015 comes to a close, Nielsen looks at some of the top trends in digital, including the top US smartphone apps and operating systems.
Snapchat’s primary function may be as a photo-sharing app but WhatsAppers are actually more likely to be engaging in this activity, according to new research.