Music tracks streamed online will be counted as part of the Official Singles Chart in the UK from next month under changes backed by the music industry, to reflect the growing popularity of online streaming over downloads and physical CD sales.
A quarter of all Britons will be watching the World Cup online through a device connected to the internet, according to new research.
Over a third (37%) of British consumers online are willing to take advantage of the growing phenomenon of the “sharing economy” in which people use specialist websites to rent out assets they own, according to a new study by Nielsen.
The opening game day of the World Cup saw a drop in traffic until kick off, with half time the peak time for conversion, according to new research.
Instagram is launching ads in the UK, Canada and Australia following trials in the US last year, as the Facebook-owned photo app looks to expand its ad reach and capitalise on its popularity with younger mobile users.
Firms need to be more prepared than ever to handle the increased traffic from the 2014 FIFA World Cup, with a quarter of all Brits planning to watch the tournament on the web, according to new research.
Digital ad technology firm nugg.ad has partnered with premium mobile ad sales house Mobsta to launch a new service in the UK.
With the World Cup less than two weeks away, Twitter has revealed ten steps to create marketing in the moment as brands looks to get their messages to the right people at the right time.
Awareness of contactless payments in the UK has made big strides, according to new research.
Weight Watchers opened a pop-up café in London for just a week, offering healthy food for free… Provided diners share the experience on social media