4am shopping binges: eBay looks at changing online retail habits
To coincide with its 21st anniversary, eBay has launched its first UK Retail Report – opening up its search and sales data to show the way the UK shops today.
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Microsoft rewards Edge browser users with gift cards
Microsoft is rebranding its loyalty scheme as Microsoft Rewards, expanding its coverage beyond its Bing search engine to cover its new Edge browser.
“Customer experience is getting worse”: Contact centres out of touch with modern consumers
Customer experience has worsened over the last two years despite investments in new engagement channels, according to new research.
From crowd sourcing to drones: Top 10 image trends
The world is becoming a more visual place, and the way we access images is changing. This infographic from Shutterstick tracks the 10 key photo trends from the last 10 years.
Six in ten publishers expect programmatic partnerships to increase in 2016
The majority (60%) of publishers expect the number of programmatic partnerships to rise in 2016, as the shift towards streamlined media trading is gaining momentum, according to new research.
Brits “severely underestimate amount of data stored about them”
Many people underestimate how many organisations currently hold sensitive information about them a new survey has found.
iPhone 7 launch: What are we searching for?
Apple has confirmed that the iPhone 7 will be available for pre-sale from the 7th September. Hitwise, a division of Connexity, has uncovered what Brits hope to see in the new update.
Data skills “now more important than second language” in business
Data proficiency is now more important than a second language when it comes to required business skills, according to new research.
New website links self-employed to the “gig economy”
A new website, NoWorkMates.com, has launched, catering for self-employed workers in the growing “gig economy”.
Why the industry should lead by Google’ example to penalise ‘intrusive interstitials” on native grounds
Following the news last week that Google has announced it will crack down on “intrusive interstitials” in January, Paul Thomson, VP EMEA, Blis, discusses why the industry should lead by Google’s example.