1.4 billion people to access both fixed and mobile broadband by 2015
By 2015, 1.4 billion people globally will access both fixed-line and mobile broadband as usage grows rapidly and services converge, according to Ovum.
By 2015, 1.4 billion people globally will access both fixed-line and mobile broadband as usage grows rapidly and services converge, according to Ovum.
AOL has struck a deal with supermodel Heidi Klum and her Project Runway production company to create a new women’s lifestyle website.
French telecommunications provider Orange is in talks with video hosting site Dailymotion to buy a 49% interest for EU58.8m (£50.8m).
61% of the 2 million UK consumer searches conducted online for retail banking-related services in October 2010 were for loans and mortgages, according to the latest quarterly research from search marketing firm Greenlight.
Performance marketing company TradeDoubler has launched its Affiliate Revenue Share Community (ARC), with Tesco the first firm to sign up to the scheme.
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A new service called @sggst (pronounced ‘suggest’) that enables Twitter users to find products on Amazon has launched its beta service in the UK.
Proxama, a developer of mobile payments and near field communications (NFC) technology, has acquired proximity marketing firm Hypertag for an undisclosed sum.
UK online retailers have experienced a promising start to the year, with strong January sales resulting in an estimated 29% like-for-like growth in comparison with the first half of January 2010, according to new data.
Music act The Black Eyed Peas have launched BEP360, an iPad, iPhone and iPod touch app that features ‘the world`s first 360-degree view music video’.