Over a third (32%) of digital marketers admit to losing sleep due to fears about how the competition from Amazon will impact their business over the next 18 months, according to a survey.
YouTube is now letting advertisers buy YouTube ads specifically for viewers watching on TV screens, in a bid to grab a larger share of traditional TV ad budgets as more people watch internet video on a TV screen.
Brands are showing increasing interest in buying search ads on Amazon, with spend growing nearly 3 times between the 3rd quarter of 2017 and the first quarter of 2018, according to new research.
Despite the fact that sales of groceries are growing at a much quicker rate online than they are in stores, online remains a very small part of the UK grocery market, according to Nielsen retail data released today.
Amazon has seen a huge 43% rise in first quarter sales to $51bn, as investors grow more confident about the ecommerce giant’s new businesses including subscription services, advertising and cloud computing.
Global streaming music revenues have overtaken income from the sale of traditional formats for the first time last year, as the booming popularity the service put an end to the era of the CD.
Facebook has announced that its Q1 revenue grew by 49% to $12bn with profit up 65%, but analysts will have to wait to see whether the recent data scandal and #DeleteFacebook campaign will dent second quarter profits.
By 2025, 80% of all digital services to be delivered through a few core platforms, according to a new forecast.
Amazon has launched a new service that gives its couriers access to a person’s vehicle to leave package deliveries inside.
Two Procter and Gamble brands are among the top 10 advertisers using paid influencers with fake followers, while Heinz Ketchup is the most efficient brand on Instagram with a sub-$2 CPM, according to new research.