Tablet and smartphone owners in Germany, Italy and the U.K. are more likely than American device owners to make a purchase online via PC after viewing an ad on their tablet or smartphone, according to a new study looking at mobile marketing trends.
ASOS has reported a sharp rise in international sales, as the UK online fashion retailer sets its sights on a potential launch in China within two years.
French music streaming service Deezer is set to launch in over 100 countries by the end of the year, following its partnership with Facebook.
William Hill has confirmed their plans to enter the Italian online market, as the UK-based bookmaker expands further overseas.
Facebook has usurped Microsoft as the second most visted web property behind Google, according to online measurement body UKOM/Nielsen.
Italy has significantly lowed “digital divide” over the past year and a half, – the number of citizens not connected to the broadband network has fallen from 7.8 million to 5 million.
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Privalia has bought Dress for Less, one of Germany’s leading online clothing and apparel retailer, as the firm expands across Europe.
Despite the challenging economy, European online retail sales grew 18% in 2010, and will grow 13% in 2011, reaching €92 billion, with the UK leading the pack, according to a new report.
Which country leads the way for smartphone penetration the the youth market? This data from Nielsen looks at smartphone use compared with standard feature mobile phones in the youth market (15-24 year olds) in 8 countries around the world.