Research published last week by Ofcom reports that TV viewing has continued to increase despite the rise of internet and social media. According to the findings, viewers watched an average of three hours and 45 minutes of television a day in 2009 – 3% more than in 2004. This is great news for the TV … [Read more…]
Yell is throwing down a £5,000 challenge in the hunt for the best amateur videos of “amazing things” that can be done with its Yellow Pages.directories.
The affiliate marketing sector will drive an estimated £4.62bn in UK online retail sales during 2010, according to a report published this week by Econsultancy.
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…
With A Level results out this week, new research reveals that UK students have given a thumbs down to the quality of information provided by university websites to help them make their decision on course and place of study.
Visits to the websites of The Times and The Sunday Times have dropped by 1.2 million since May 2010, according to new data.
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.
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.
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.
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.