More than half of Britain’s adult population engaged in social media do little to increase brand interest and create positive associations with brands online, according to new research which has identified the six types of social media user.
From 9th September 2014, Dot London domain names will again be available for registration, available on a first come, first served basis.
Barclays has revealed a new biometric finger scanner that reads customer vein patterns to gain access to accounts.
Following the nude celebrity hacking scandal last week, controversial online forum 4Chan has been forced to improve its posting rules to comply with US copyright laws.
Motorola’s much-anticipated Moto 360 smart watch will go on sale in the UK in October, going up against 360 will go up LG’s G Watch, Sony’s Smartwatch 3 and the Samsung Gear Live.
Time Inc. today is rebranding its wholly-owned UK publishing arm IPC Media to Time Inc. UK.
Just 53% of car insurance websites in the UK are providing a ‘positive experience’ for mobile consumers, despite more than half of its prospective customers using mobile at some point during their purchase journey, according to new research.
The average UK blogger can make £906 a year from affiliate marketing commissions, have full time jobs elsewhere and gets 18 interactions on their blog each day, according to new research.
To promote its latest film ‘Into the Storm’, Roadshow Films ran an augemeted realuity poster campaign in Sydney that turned a few heads. See why its our video viral of the week below…
Pinterest has updated its analytics tools for registered users, letting brands and individuals monitor how much traffic their site gets from the Pin It button.