Google has become the first major brand to fail in its attempt to integrate email with emerging media channels, following the collapse of its Google Wave application. Ryan Deutsch, VP of Emerging Media, StrongMail, looks at how other brands could learn from Google’s mistakes”
The pay-per-click bid management technology market will grow by 14% in 2010 as search marketing continues to become more competitive and more complex, according to a report published by Econsultancy.
The pay-per-click bid management technology market will grow by 14% in 2010 as search marketing continues to become more competitive and more complex, according to a report published by Econsultancy.
The pay-per-click bid management technology market will grow by 14% in 2010 as search marketing continues to become more competitive and more complex, according to a report published by Econsultancy.
Connected device platforms, such as smartphones and tablets like the iPad, have undergone explosive growth in recent years, but it’s a focus-area that’s been generating excitement and anxiety in equal measure amongst digital marketers. While the launch of new platforms herald a wealth of new opportunity for monetising the delivery of content, for digital media … [Read more…]
Property website Rightmove has introduced an innovative new search tool to its website. Draw-a-Search allows people to sketch out their own search shape on a Google Map and perform property searches on that specific area.
Property website Rightmove has introduced an innovative new search tool to its website. Draw-a-Search allows people to sketch out their own search shape on a Google Map and perform property searches on that specific area.
Property website Rightmove has introduced an innovative new search tool to its website. Draw-a-Search allows people to sketch out their own search shape on a Google Map and perform property searches on that specific area.
Software giant Microsoft has said it is “evaluating its options” after Yahoo! Japan announced it is to move away from a deal with the firm and instead work with Google.
Software giant Microsoft has said it is “evaluating its options” after Yahoo! Japan announced it is to move away from a deal with the firm and instead work with Google.