UK accounts for 11% of Google’s revenue
The UK accounts for 11% of all of Google’s revenue, according to the internet giant’s latest results.
Right to reply: Why Google+ has a winning chance
Google’s online sharing tool ‘Google+’ has caused a buzz since its launch last month- but is it enough to challenge Facebook’s dominance of the social media sector? Gurbaksh Chahal CEO at RadiumOne argues why Google might be onto a winner…
Top 10 video sites in Australia
Australian YouTube viewers watched an average of 70 videos per viewer in May, while the Australian Broadcasting Corp. attracted the most videos viewed among news sites, according to new research.
Top 10 holiday sites for search visibility: Brits seek ‘cheap holidays’ online
Thomson is the most visible holiday site on natural search in the Uk, while Icelooly has the most reach on paid search, according to new research.
Google debuts ‘What Do You Love’ search tool
Google has launched a tool that searches the internet for blogs, pictures, videos, and more based on the answer to the question “What do you love?”
Google debuts 'What Do You Love' search tool
Google has launched a tool that searches the internet for blogs, pictures, videos, and more based on the answer to the question “What do you love?”
Top 10 UK social networks: Facebook bounces back after decline
Facebook still dominates the UK social network sector, with nearly 54% of the market share, but YouTube remains the fastest growing, according to new research from Hitwise.
Top 5 UK search engines- Google has ‘best month of 2011’
June was Google’s best month of 2011, as the search giant accounted for over 92% of all searches conducted by UK Internet users during the month, according to new research.
Mobile ad wars: Apple to slash iAd prices by 70%?
Apple has reportedly cut the price of the iAd rate card by 70% since its launch, as the company makes a second mark-down of its mobile ad format this year to attract advertisers.
Roundtable report: Travel experts predict future of social media
Businesses should “think small” in order to develop the most effective social media strategies in future, according to a panel debate.