Google retains US Internet search share in July
Google’s share of U.S. Internet searches was essentially flat at 71.4% in the four weeks ended Aug. 1 from a month earlier, according to new research.
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Right to reply: Google and Verizon's 'Net Neutrality'- What's all the fuss about?
Search Engine Google and Verizon, a leading internet service provider and formerly one of the AT&T Bell companies, are close to finalising a deal which would facilitate Verizon’s being able to speed online content to internet users more quickly, if the content’s creators are willing to pay for it. The idea that some sites, through … [Read more…]
Right to reply: Google and Verizon’s ‘Net Neutrality’- What’s all the fuss about?
Search Engine Google and Verizon, a leading internet service provider and formerly one of the AT&T Bell companies, are close to finalising a deal which would facilitate Verizon’s being able to speed online content to internet users more quickly, if the content’s creators are willing to pay for it. The idea that some sites, through … [Read more…]
Online trading – the barriers are smaller than you think
As online retail bucks the economic trend, why are so many small businesses still without a transactional site? Michael Norton, Managing Director, PayPoint.net takes a closer look…
KIT KAT links with Scouting For Girls in Augmented Reality campaign
Nestle have launched an augmented reality marketing campaign for Kit Kat, which will see the chocolate brand’s packs transform into a music video when shown on a webcam.
Times loses 1.2 million online readers after paywall
Visits to the websites of The Times and The Sunday Times have dropped by 1.2 million since May 2010, according to new data.
Disney and Warner Bros accused of ‘spying on web users’
A number of high profile companies, including Disney and Warner Brothers, are being sued in the US for using a company that allegedly tracks the online activity of web users illegally.
Disney and Warner Bros accused of ‘spying on web users’
A number of high profile companies, including Disney and Warner Brothers, are being sued in the US for using a company that allegedly tracks the online activity of web users illegally.
Disney and Warner Bros accused of 'spying on web users'
A number of high profile companies, including Disney and Warner Brothers, are being sued in the US for using a company that allegedly tracks the online activity of web users illegally.
Right to reply: World Cup branding flops- The ball’s bearing
What lessons can brands learn from this summers World Cup marketing failures? Mark Terry-Lush, CEO at Renegade Media, takes a closer look at sport as a branding tool, and how marketers can do to avoid scoring more own goals ahead of London 2012.