Following this week’s nude celebrity photo scandal, Apple has claimed that its iCloud storage system was not breached in the attack- instead hackers were able to guess their passwords by observing their behaviour online and in TV interviews.
Soundcloud has introduced a new ad system, as its looks to woo musicians and labels to its music streaming platform.
Google’s long rumoured music subscription service may be called ‘YouTube Music Key’, offering ad-free tracks for $9.99 a month, according to a report.
Fanta is using 6 second video platform Vine to create a weekly digital comedy series, “Fanta For The Funny,” aimed at teenagers and young adults.
Whether it’s a Chihuahua dancing to Katy Perry or a wedding dance to a dubstep anthem, viral videos can provide a surge in sales for any songs featured, according to new research.
Facebook is launching a new ‘Save’ feature that lets users bookmark content for later viewing, as the social network looks to boost engagement (and ad spend) on its site.
Suspected pirates are about to get chased by their ISPs as the UK steps up enforcement of digital copyright infringements as digital marketing regulation becomes more sophisticated – but do you want your ISP knowing what you’re downloading?
The boss of Mind Candy, the company behind popular kids social network Moshi Monsters, has taken to YouTube to announce his resignation as CEO, but will continue in a more “creative role” as the social network.
Almost three-quarters (71.2%) of the online shares generated by World Cup ads have come from non-sponsors, according to new data.
Bestival appoints converged services provider Six Degrees to support four days of music, 350 acts and 55,000 festival-goers