With challenger brands such as Netflix and Airbnb shaking up the marketplace, a new paper from Amaze explores why disruption occurs, how challenger brands are harnessing it to their advantage and the steps businesses need to take to succeed in the future.
Facebook plans to build 1,500 new homes including supermarkets, swimming pools and a visitors’ centre, near its offices in Menlo Park, California.
Europe’s largest digital health provider Push Doctor has announced that it has raised $26.1m in a Series B funding round led by ADV and Draper Esprit, taking the total funding for Push Doctor to date to over $37.5M.
In the US, 8% of online adults are using Uber at least once a month and, by some distance, 16-34s are the most enthusiastic Uber adopters, according to new research.
Customers of Citi in the UK and Paysafe are the first to benefit from Decision Intelligence, the first use of artificial intelligence implemented on a global scale directly on the Mastercard network.
Facebook now has two billion users worldwide, but the social network warns that with great popularity comes great responsibility.
British consumers are far more likely to associate ads with fake news when compared to their European or American counterparts.
Over half of internet users say they follow some sort of celebrity account on social, with figures reaching as high as 68% among 16-24s, according to new research.
Is a programmatic only future good for brands and marketers? eBay recently ran an experiment where it only traded adverts bought on a programmatic basis. Rob Bassett, Sales Director (Hard Goods) eBay reports back with the results…
YouTube easily beats the traditional television channels on the app front, with 68% of Brits having it on their phones; the nearest rival was the BBC on 31%, according to new research.