With Google’s Instant Preview here to stay, leading search marketing specialist and technology firm Greenlight, has 2011 pegged as “web design year”. Greenlight predicts Google and Bing will offer app search before the year is out, competition between the two to hot up and duplication filters to get even tougher as the search engines take … [Read more…]
A fifth of consumers (19%) are now playing social games online, according to a new report by Econsultancy which looks in detail at a sector now worth close to a billion dollars.
Internet viruses are not as deadly and prolific as you might think, according to new research from Which Computing.
Brian McBride, managing director of Amazon’s UK business, is quitting to undergo treatment for prostate cancer.
Martin Child, the Managing Director of Webloyalty, explains how online retailers can gain a share of a £220m opportunity by securing new revenue from existing customers.
Online retailer Amazon is reportedly set to make an offer for Lovefilm in a deal that could value the movie rental site at around £200m.
The good, the bad and the quirky… 2010 was a landmark year for digital, with iPads, Old Spice, Angry Birds, Chatroulette and Wikileaks becoming buzzwords, while standout company Facebook went ‘Places’, got its own movie and found its CEO becoming Time magazine’s Person of the Year. Netimperative looks back over the past 12 months to … [Read more…]
Twitter has raised $200m in a funding round that valued the micro-blogging site at $3.7bn, up sharply from the estimated $1bn last year.
One third of the world’s most visited sites take more than a second to load on an iPad, threatening revenues as the tablet device grows in popularity, according to new research.
How will social media, smartphones and tighter budgets affect staff training next year? Robin Hoyle, head of learning, Infinity Learning offers 11 trends that could shape learning in 2011?