Amazon launches one hour deliveries in London
Amazon has debuted a one-hour delivery service dubbed ‘Prime Now’ in London, offering high speed delivery on selected items to customers in east and central London.
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Greece halts online payments: citizens seek Bitcoin salvation
Admist Greece’s ongoing financial crisis, the government has stopped online payment transactions from going ahead using Greek debit or credit cards.
YouTube takes on Amazon with gaming site and apps
Google is launching a dedicated gaming portal and app service to rival Amazon’s Twitch site.
Event report: Forget big data- we need ‘smart data’
The annual Teradata Conference took place this week, looking at the state of marketing in the age of connected devices and an increasingly digital-savvy audience. Speakers from Puma, Facebook and even footballing legend Geoff Hurst toojk to the stage to discuss where technology is taking marketing…
Mary Meeker’s digital trends: India tops China for mobile growth
Asia makes up 51% of the webs users, with Europe and US claiming 19 and 10% respectively, according to this year’s global internet trends report from Mary Meeker.
Making big data smaller… Using available insight without overhauling your business
How can brands incentivise customers to give them their data? Frédéric-Charles Petit, CEO of Toluna, looks at how brands can use data to achieve the best ROI.
Google adds buy button to search results
Google is adding a buy button to search results, letting shoppers purchase products directly without having to visit a separate site.
Top tech leaders of 2015: Microsoft CEO Nadella leads the way
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella heads Juniper Research’s newly-released rankings of the most influential executives in the technology space, followed by recently promoted Apple’s Chief Design Officer, Jony Ive.
Google adds ‘buy’ buttons to mobile search results
Google is taking on Amazon and eBay with a ‘Buy’ button that lets mobile users purchase items from search results, according to a news report.
Netflix generation: Smart TVs to drive global web TV subscriptions to 330m by 2019
Subscriber numbers to ‘over-the-top’ (OTT) TV services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime will increase from 92.1 million in 2014, to 332.2 million globally by 2019, according to new research.