Google debuts 'Instant Previews' search tool
Google has launched a new tool that allows searchers to see previews of websites before clicking on them in the results page.
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Half of UK firms fail to check own sites on mobiles
British firms are neglecting the needs of consumers accessing websites from mobile devices, according to research released today by 1&1 Internet.
Portsmouth FC launches gaming sites
Royal Navy and Royal Marines Charity is first charitable beneficiary in Pompey’s ace new gaming partnership with Genting Alderney.
65% of UK advertising now includes a website address
The majority of all UK print and television advertising now includes a web address, with British consumers preferring to be be directed to .uk addresses than .com, according to new research.
Right to reply: Spending review threatens UK broadband infrastructure
Delegates at yesterday’s Westminster e-Forum were warned by UK broadband specialists Point Topic that the £530m allocated to broadband infrastructure development across the UK is “not nearly enough”.
The rise of ‘connected devices’: 16bn devices online by 2020… including your fridge
More than 16 billion internet-enabled devices will be hooked up to the web by the end of the next decade, according to a new report.
Apple to bypass networks with own iPhone SIM card?
Apple has reportedly teamed with SIM-card manufacturer Gemalto to create a ‘special’ SIM card that could allow the company to offer telephony services direct rather than rely on third party carriers.
Right to reply: BA merger- A new approach to airline branding
With British Airways set to merge with Spain’s Iberia airlines, what does this mean for the brands national identity? Sholto Lindsay-Smith, Managing Director at Strategic brand and communication consultancy, Uffindell looks at how the airline can balance its local reputation and global identity, and the role online can play in this.
Measuring shoppers’ habits: New ecommerce metric ‘GEMS’ gets European backing
A new measurement standard, called ‘GEMS’ has won the backing of a number of European countries, in a move that could help online retailers and advertisers better understand how shoppers are using their sites, and compare their results with industry benchmarks.
Measuring shoppers' habits: New ecommerce metric ‘GEMS’ gets European backing
A new measurement standard, called ‘GEMS’ has won the backing of a number of European countries, in a move that could help online retailers and advertisers better understand how shoppers are using their sites, and compare their results with industry benchmarks.