Rude or inflammatory user comments can harm the credibility of online research, according to new research which could hold wider implications for the internet at large.
Unilever Ireland is running a new ‘on pause’ video ad campaign for its Lyons Tea brand in Ireland- triggered every time a user pauses their video player on the RTE website.
BBC’s GoodFood website will start linking ingredients directly to Tesco, in a deal inked between the broadcaster’s commercial worldwide arm and the supermarket giant.
Travel giant Expedia has appointed Feefo to generate reviews for them from their customers’ experiences across its UK, French, German and Dutch sites.
AOL has bought technology product review site gdgt, as the internet media firm looks to expand its content offerings and shopping data.
Amid growing uncertainty about the origin of mass-produced food, this timely McDonald’s app turns users’ iPhone’s into an ingredient tracker. See why it’s our viral of the week below…
Amid growing uncertainty about the origin of mass-produced food, this timely McDonald’s app turns users’ iPhone’s into an ingredient tracker. See why it’s our viral of the week below…
Online music store eMusic has ditched its subscription-only payment model in a bid to compete with the likes of iTunes and Amazon buy offering single music purchases.
Irish and German regulators have confirmed that Facebook has deleted all trace of European facial recognition data, following a privacy outcry last year.
Facebook is facing legal action over the use of its “like” button and other social networking features, after the widow of a Dutch programmer claims Facebook is using patented technology.