Social media ‘making TV a social experience again’
How we watch, share, discuss and interact with traditional TV in the UK is evolving rapidly in response to the rise of social media, according to the findings of the Social TV Trends Report.
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Social media ‘making TV a social experience again’
How we watch, share, discuss and interact with traditional TV in the UK is evolving rapidly in response to the rise of social media, according to the findings of the Social TV Trends Report.
Males drive surge in mobile dating
Young adult males factor prominently in the increase in Europeans accessing dating sites on their mobile phones, according to new research.
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.
Amaze launches iPad application for Lexus
Pan-European integrated marketing and technology company, Amaze, has successfully launched an iPad application for premium car manufacturer, Lexus.
Guest comment: Why invest in self-regulation when you could be making profits?
Self-regulation: just a way to ensure you lose money at the expense of less scrupulous competitors, right? Not so, argues Gearge Kidd, Chief Commissioner at the Direct Marketing Commission”
'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.