Though more than three quarters (77%) of Brits already use online price comparison websites (PCWs), UK shoppers are not aware that most of these websites do not give them the full picture, research by Pricesearcher, explains.
Google has played down reports that it is planning on splitting revenues with publishers in exchange for subscriber aid.
Pinterest has launched a self-service tools to let marketers place search ads on its platform without intervention from a live salesperson or help desk.
Driven by the rise in popularity of people watching online video, advertisers spent more on video ads than banner ads for the first ever time – according to the latest Internet Advertising Bureau UK / PwC Digital Adspend report.
A London start-up has condensed the power of cloud based visual search technology to the size of a book- called the Pholio- which provides private control and AI-powered, content-based search.
Shutterstock has launched a beta test of its Composition Aware Search, letting users specify one or more keywords, or to search for copy space, and arrange them spatially on a canvas to reflect the specific layout of the image they are seeking.
Snapchat is rolling out what it’s calling “Context Cards,” a new way for users to get information about the places from which people are snapping, presenting another local opportunity for advertisers in the process.
Google has reportedly discovered evidence that Russia used its platforms in a bid to influence the 2016 US presidential election.
Google is ending a policy that provided a limited amount of free content to users before they needed to pay for it. before users of the world’s biggest search engine could be asked to pay for it.
Having overtaken Valentine’s Day as the UK’s third biggest retail event, Brits made more than 2 million searches for “Halloween costume” on the site during September and October last year, according to new research.