Albums by artists including Arctic Monkeys, Adele and Charlie Simpson have reportedly been destroyed after rioters in London set fire to a stock warehouse on Monday.
Internet myths and misconceptions are putting UK web users at risk, according to a recent study by Internet security specialist, G Data.
Businesses are being overwhelmed by the many different methods of gaining customer feedback and are developing weak service strategies as a result, according to the findings of a recent roundtable debate.
Businesschoices.co.uk, a comparison website for small firms offering comprehensive and impartial advice on broadband, phone and energy services for UK businesses, has launched under the Consumerchoices.co.uk Group.
The popular Horrible Histories books and TV series have been brought to life in a new virtual world, created for Scholastic by social media agency, Yomego.
Mobile transaction platform OpenMarket has released an industry whitepaper examining how mobile payments can be a valuable way of increasing consumer engagement and loyalty.
The world wide web may have given businesses easy access to a huge audience and the opportunity to remedy customer complaints in public but it’s also increased pressure on firms to react quickly without losing the personal touch, according to a recent roundtable debate.
Facebook has seen a month-by-month decline of 3.58% in user visits, but still accounts for over half of all social media traffic in the UK, according to new data from Hitwise.
July was a good month for Microsoft in the UK search market, but was not so strong for the market leader Google, according to new research.
Commission Junction, a division of ValueClick, has launched PayPerCall, providing affiliates with a unique telephone number to display as the call to action in any creative.