Amazon to sell ads on Kindle Fire home screen?
Amazon is considering selling ads on its new Kindlie Fire tablet homescreen, according to a newspaper report.
Amazon is considering selling ads on its new Kindlie Fire tablet homescreen, according to a newspaper report.
Facebook has floated on the US stock market with a market worth of $104bn, in the highest ever first-day valuation of a US public company, ahead of the likes of Amazon, Disney and Kraft. The valuation comes despite concerns about the company’s long-term money making potential.
The Kindle Fire, introduced to the market in November 2011, has seen rapid adoption among buyers of tablets in the US, according to new research.
Apps are driving the lions share of engagement on mobile usage in the US, representing 82% (over 4 in every 5) of mobile media minutes, according to new research.
Facebook has launched its own app store, offering apps personalised to users’ entertainment habits, as the social network looks to prove its mobile credentials ahead of its much-anticipated stock market flotation.
Hulu’s media ownership partners are close to buying out one of their number. NBCUniversal, News Corp., The Walt Disney Company and members of the Hulu team are to purchase the stake owned by Providence Equity Partners at a price that values the company at $2 billion.
iPads and other tablets will be most users’ preferred device by 2016, with sales expected to reach 375 million, according to Forrester.
Social sharing website Have You Seen has launched a new online retail platform, which it claims will ‘bring affiliate marketing to the masses’.
A number of major UK retailers including John Lewis, Urban Outfitters and Amazon.co.uk are among the early adopters of major new social gifting service DropGifts, which has launched in the UK this week.
Amazon and eBay have added a Pinterest button to help shoppers share photos and comments on their favourite product finds via the social network.