A charity recipe book is being launched through social media channel Twitter – Tweet Pie, the ‘World’s Shortest Recipe Book’, is crowdsourcing 140-character recipes to include in a book to be published later this year.
Last month saw Google update its search algorithms to filter out duplicate content, in a bid to produce higher quality results and combat so-called ‘content farms’. But have some good quality sites suffered as a result? Emily Hill, Managing Director of Write My Site, looks at the case of one publisher, ezinearticles.com.
For the first time ever, social media has become the single biggest activity online in the UK, overtaking the Entertainment category during January according to new research.
Going mobile isn’t easy, and its even harder with the limited budgets and resourcers of a small firm. In theis article, Raam Thakrar and Freddie Gjertsen at Touchnote offer a guide to getting the most out of mobile for SMEs.
Whether you’re creating a new loyalty scheme or thinking about how you can change your website to enhance the customer experience, you know that second-rate design won’t stand up to public scrutiny. Success doesn’t happen without expertise at the planning stage, says Chris Ford from Grass Roots.
Shoppers in the UK spent a total of £4.9 billion online during February, equivalent to £79 per person; 20% more than the same period last year, according to new figures from the IMRG.
There is a clear divide between the six largest European countries in the way consumers are communicating online, according to new research.
Consumers are being warned to think twice before enabling Microsoft’s anti-tracking feature in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) to their browsers after a potential flaw in the technology was discovered by Which? Computing.
Consumers are being warned to think twice before enabling Microsoft’s anti-tracking feature in Internet Explorer 9 (IE9) to their browsers after a potential flaw in the technology was discovered by Which? Computing.
Teenagers are fast gaining the skills they need for the digital era. But, as ever younger children are now using the internet, a new report finds that many younger children lack basic internet skills, according to a new study.