The number of houses in Britain with a television set has fallen for the first time since the 1950s as viewers switch to tablets, PCs and other devices to watch video, according to new research.
In light of the news that hackers might target driverless cars to cause traffic chaos Wil Rockall, director in KPMG’s cyber security practice argues that the benefits of automated transport far outweigh the risks.
French retail giant Carrefour is implementing the PowaTag technology within 50 of their biggest supermarkets in France, which will make it more convenient to donate to a charity.
Colour blind people could soon be able to see things in television programmes that they could never see before, thanks to research from the University of East Anglia.
Millennial Media has bought mobile supply-side platform (SSP) and programmatic firm Nexage.
As part of its global, content-led digital campaign, The Economist has recently introduced a new ad unit called the ‘10 second MPU’.
eBay is to cease all regular ad deals to focus solely on programmatically traded campaigns for a week, as part of an ad trading experiment in the UK.
As driverless cars edge closer to consumer launch, three tests will be carried out across the UK starting in 2015.
Infectious Media has integrated TV synchronisation capabilities directly into its programmatic platform to allow digital display ads to be automatically coordinated with TV ads.
Over 3 billion people are now connected to the internet, marking an increase of 6.6% over last year, according to new research.