AOL Europe boss Kate Burns steps down
Kate Burns has stepped down as head of AOL Europe, and has been replaced by Goviral chairman and co-founder Jimmy Maymann.
Online retail: Brits ‘switch purchase intentions after visiting search engines’
Brits have become a nation of ‘window browsers and online shoppers’ who are easily distracted online, potentially leading to lost sales, according to new research.
Google opens East London office in 'Silicon Roundabout'
In a boost for the UK’s digital media industry, Google has opened a second London Office in the city’s nascent technology quarter.
Google opens East London office in ‘Silicon Roundabout’
In a boost for the UK’s digital media industry, Google has opened a second London Office in the city’s nascent technology quarter.
Google+ now 8th biggest social network: Gaining on LinkedIn and MySpace
Traffic has exploded on Google+ after the social networking site opened to the public, with its market share closing in on Linkedin and MySpace, according to new data.
Right to reply: Google Wallet – a sign things to come?
As mobile commerce becomes more commonplace, retailers are acknowledging the need to invest in mobile search advertising, Sri Sharma, managing director at Net Media Planet, explains how to leverage mobile as part of the sales channel mix to maximise success.
Android most popular platform for new smartphone purchases in US
Smartphones running Google’s Android are the most popular among US consumers buying new handsets, according to new data.
Data: Top 30 web properties- Europe
Google sites ranked as the top European web property in June 2011 with 338.6 million unique visitors (up 6 percent from a year ago), reaching 91.0 percent of the European Internet audience.
Google wins right to ‘sponsored links’ in Australia
Google won a court case against Australia’s competition regulator Thursday over claims that sponsored links at the top of its search results were misleading to consumers.
Facebook transforms into media hub, partners Spotify and NetFlix
Facebook has undergone its biggest redesign yet, as the social network repositions itself as a one-stop entertainment hub where users can watch films and TV, read books and news and listen to music on the same platform.