Ex-interim CEO Ross Levinsohn quits Yahoo
Yahoo!’s former interim CEO, Ross Levinsohn, who was overlooked for the top position, is leaving the company today.
Yahoo!’s former interim CEO, Ross Levinsohn, who was overlooked for the top position, is leaving the company today.
International development charity, Christian Aid has seen a significant increase in donations and support following an online advertising campaign in the run up to Christian Aid Week earlier this year.
As the Olympics begins, McDonalds languishes at the bottom of the official sponsor’s league table in terms of Twitter buzz, according to new data.
As the Olympics gets underway, social analytics firm Socialbakers has launched CheerMeter, a new social media tool that tracks and analyses real-time global Twitter buzz around sporting events.
How can brands interact and increase brand engagement within the three main social platforms, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn?
New research published by the IAB in conjunction with its partner Ipsos MediaCT, has found that consumers are more than twice as likely to be engaged with tablet ads that are interactive. Overall, 55% of tablet users think that advertising on tablets can do things that other media can’t and they expect to see this … [Read more…]
Facebook has announced Q2 revenues of $1.18bn (£750m), a 32% year-on-year increase from $895m (£570m) a year ago. Despite this, payments to staff share schemes following its IPO meant that the firm posted a total loss of $157m (£100m). If taken into account, adjusted figures would have shown earnings of $295m (£188m).
With the Olympics less than a week away, which sponsors have made the best use of social media? This infographic from Gorkana shows that Coca-Cola has generated the greatest share of voice ahead of the games.
Apple’s operating system iOS is the most effective platform for driving mobile ad impressions, according to new data. The study forms part of Opera Software’s first State of Mobile Advertising report, highlighting key data and trends in mobile advertising worldwide.
Amazon is set to open a new London-based site for some of its design and development teams. The centre, based near London’s “Silicon Roundabout” will house hundreds of staff including software development engineers, graphic designers and teams from both Pushbutton and Lovefilm.