The inundation of irrelevant communications and junk mail (both online and offline) is pushing consumer loyalty in the UK and Ireland to breaking point, with the majority (84 per cent) ready to take action against brands, according to new research.
India’s telecoms regulator has blocked Facebook’s Free Basics internet service today, saying the scheme violates net neutrality.
Nearly three-quarters (72%) of UK consumers online are concerned about the level of protection given to the personal information they share with brands and organisations online, according to new research.
With traditional banks adopting digital services and digital-only providers, like Atom and Fidor, pressuring the big players, who will win the battle of the banks in 2016? John Rakowski, director of technology strategy at AppDynamics, argues that, as consumers start to engage with their banks mostly via apps and online services, organisations will have to … [Read more…]
Video ad tech firm will open a new office in Tokyo as part of its global expansion plans, which coincides with a trip to Japan by Mayor of London, Boris Johnson MP.
Were the Luddites wrong after all? A new report indicates that technology has created more jobs than it has destroyed in the past 144 years by shifting work to other areas.
PayPal has completed its separation from eBay, making its stock debut with a higher market value than its parent company.
Apple Pay went live in the UK last week, following its launch in the US earlier in the year. Brandwatch has analysed how well the contactless payment system is going down with the public on social media. The result unfortunately isn’t a great start for Apple Pay.
Nearly 21 billion emails appearing to come from well-known commercial senders did not come from their IP addresses – a possible indication of phishing attacks, according to a new report.
UK advertisers are increasingly planning their video strategies holistically, with 84% of all UK campaigns in Q1 2015 conducted across more than one device, according to new research.