Looking to repeat the success of its ‘Sketches’ viral last year, this new video from Unilever’s Dove’s celebrates the hard work dads put in every day to promote its Men + Care range. See why it’s our video viral of the week below..
The Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has launched a Facebook and Twitter account, revealing a sense of humour that has caused social media buzz… but not everyone has seen the funny side.
Firms need to be more prepared than ever to handle the increased traffic from the 2014 FIFA World Cup, with a quarter of all Brits planning to watch the tournament on the web, according to new research.
This past TV season saw many US programs launch beyond the screens we web users watched (and tweeted about them) on social media. This study from Nielsen looks at the top Twitter moments form the past years TV season in the US.
Myspace is trying to win back some of the 300 million users it once boasted… by reminding them of their Myspace days with some cringe-worthy old selfies from the last decade.
Twitter has bought another ad technology firm- Namo Media, as the newly listed social network looks to boost its appeal to advertisers.
Mobile is playing an increasingly important role in how UK consumers research and book travel, according to new research from comScore.
To stand out from the crowd during Chinese New Year, luxury online retailer Glamour Sales enlisted Fred&Farid to create a social media stunt to get tongues (and tails) wagging. By pretending to swap their community manager for a dog, the firm generated 100,000 new customers on a tiny budget. See why it’s our video viral … [Read more…]
Video ad platform SpotXchange, is investing in its European publisher division with two key appointments. Alex Kisielewski joins from the MailOnline to be Director of Publisher Development, EMEA and Niall Jones is joining from Havas Media as Publisher Account Manager.
Weight Watchers opened a pop-up café in London for just a week, offering healthy food for free… Provided diners share the experience on social media