Google lets brands appear in “Where can I Buy…? searches
Google has started allowing brands such as Walmart and Home Depot to pay to appear in the search results of common shopping phrases such “Where can I buy this?”, according to a news report
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Global AI trends: UK leads US for jobs
The UK’s artificial intelligence sector is growing faster than rivals in America, Canada and Australia – putting Britain on course to be the global leader in AI technology.
Data Protection Officer: Hiring rush as the GDPR deadline approaches
Data protection vacancies have increased by four times the UK average, with 25% of jobs advertised in 2018, according to new research.
A short history of Google [INFOGRAPHIC]
Google has become the biggest internet compnay in the world, but did you know ifs name came about as a mistake? This new infographic from Reseller Cube offers a potted history of the company from search engine to media monolith.
IAB UK turns 21: Trade body gets brand and website revamp
IAB UK has launched a refreshed brand identity as well as a new website featuring a range of functions designed to improve access to key information, making it easier for users to find what they want, more quickly.
Oscars 2018: Shape of the Water wins, despite a lack of online popularity
At this years’ Oscars, the race for ‘Best Picture’ was led by runaway viral sensation ‘Get Out’, and closely followed by WWII epic ‘Dunkirk’ – if it was to be decided by online searches.
Harvey Nichols revamps online merchandising to boost sales
Harvey Nichols has seen onsite conversion grow following an improved online merchandising strategy which encourages customers to explore its website in more depth and for longer.
Google drops ‘View Image’ button as part of Getty agreement
Google is removing the “View Image” button from Google Images, as part of an agreement between the search giant and Getty Images.
Google takes on Instagram and Snapchat with AMP Stories
Google is testing AMP Stories, letting publishers build mobile friendly collections of images, videos and animations that can be swipe through.
Can search trends predict this year’s Oscar winners?
At this years’ Oscars, the race for ‘Best Picture’ is being led by runaway viral sensation ‘Get Out’, and closely followed by WWII epic ‘Dunkirk – if it were to be decided by online searches.