Advertising to smartphone users: Wait till the midnight hour
Advertisers could be missing out on a growing mobile audience during the evening, with many smartphone users logging on at midnight, according to new research.
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News round-up: November 15th 2010
This week’s movers and shakers in the digital industry: Vivienne Westwood; MediaMind; Marie Claire; eCircle; Audeince Science; William Hill; smartFOCUS; Existem & Affiliate Window; Webloyalty; Movirtu; 7thingsmedia; dbg; Gino D’Acampo; Yomego; Clive Rich; I Spy Marketing ; IPC; GetUpdated; LivingSocial; HuzuTech; bwin; Shazam; Location International; Frog Design; SciVisum; The Extreme Sports Company; Tradedoubler; Brightcove
Brits say ‘no way’ to paying £400 for an iPad
The latest research from Broadbandgenie.co.uk has shown that most UK consumers won’t dream of paying £400 for an Apple iPad, despite the desirability of the UK’s number one new gadget.
Brits say 'no way' to paying £400 for an iPad
The latest research from Broadbandgenie.co.uk has shown that most UK consumers won’t dream of paying £400 for an Apple iPad, despite the desirability of the UK’s number one new gadget.
Google integrates contextual AdSense ads into AdMob
Google is bringing its contextual AdSense ads to its AdMob platform, the mobile advertising technology it bought in 2009.
Google debuts 'Instant Previews' search tool
Google has launched a new tool that allows searchers to see previews of websites before clicking on them in the results page.
Google debuts ‘Instant Previews’ search tool
Google has launched a new tool that allows searchers to see previews of websites before clicking on them in the results page.
Half of UK firms fail to check own sites on mobiles
British firms are neglecting the needs of consumers accessing websites from mobile devices, according to research released today by 1&1 Internet.
BT tops 2 million wi-fi hotspots
BT has announced it has passed the two million mark for UK hotspot networks.
Smartphones account for 65% of mobile traffic
Smartphones generate 65% of global traffic, despite accounting for 13% of the market, according to new research.