9 million adults ‘have never used the Internet’
More than 9 million UK adults have never used the Internet, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
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9 million adults ‘have never used the Internet’
More than 9 million UK adults have never used the Internet, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
9 million adults 'have never used the Internet'
More than 9 million UK adults have never used the Internet, according to figures from the Office for National Statistics.
Augmented Reality site ‘Questival’ helps teens cope with Haemophilia
Bayer HealthCare has launched a new website for teenagers with haemophilia which incorporates the latest augmented reality techniques to create an interactive festival style experience called ‘Questival’.
Hosting providers ‘failing to pick up leads from search traffic’
According the latest quarterly report by independent search marketing agency Greenlight, ‘Web Hosting Sector Report – June 2010’, UK-based consumers made over 926,000 searches in Google in June for web hosting services.
Hosting providers 'failing to pick up leads from search traffic'
According the latest quarterly report by independent search marketing agency Greenlight, ‘Web Hosting Sector Report – June 2010’, UK-based consumers made over 926,000 searches in Google in June for web hosting services.
Roundtable report: E-learning is not focused enough for businesses
Businesses need to take a more targeted approach to e-learning, according to an industry roundtable.
'Young online generation' prefer to buy in store- study
Brits have a wide variety of preferences to marketing formats, depending on their age and location, according to new research, which found that youngsters prefer to buy in-store rather than shop online.
‘Young online generation’ prefer to buy in store- study
Brits have a wide variety of preferences to marketing formats, depending on their age and location, according to new research, which found that youngsters prefer to buy in-store rather than shop online.
‘Young online generation’ prefer to buy in store- study
Brits have a wide variety of preferences to marketing formats, depending on their age and location, according to new research, which found that youngsters prefer to buy in-store rather than shop online.