‘Twitter for business’ Yammer to come to UK after $25m funding boost?
Yammer has received $25m in third-round funding, as the US-based business-based social network looks to expand to Europe and Australia.
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Xmas e-tail: Shoppers exposed to malicious weblinks
More than half (55 per cent) of respondents say they plan to buy at least half of their gifts online this Christmas, but shoppers are still failing to check if they are making secure transactions via the web.
Brightcove expands online video platform to Australia
Brightcove has launched an office in Australia, as the online video platform contuinues its global expansion.
News round-up: 1st November 2010
This week’s movers and shakers in the digital marketing industry: Crunch | Nestle | SapientNitro | Yell | eModeration | Arena Media | eCircle | Moneydashboard | Two-Way Media | AudienceScience | Mulbaloo | Webcredible | ‘Hormone Horoscope | Shazam | NextiraOne | 7digital | NCR | Glam Media | Code Computerlove | OgilvyAction | … [Read more…]
Social media campaign to give away jewellery
Social media agency Tamar has launched an international social media campaign for jewellery giant Michael Hill, focused on audiences in the U.S., Canada, Australia and New Zealand.
Steak lures Yahoo’s! Nick Gill to MD Australia role
Steak, the digital marketing services agency, announces the appointment of Nick Gill as Managing Director of Steak Australia.
Youngsters ‘more reckless’ with internet passwords
Nearly half of web users have shared their internet passwords with at least one person in the past year, with youngsters being the most reckless with their sensitive information, according to new research.
Ethnic marketing firm Indoor Media bought by Komli
Digital Ethnic marketing firm Indoor Media has been acquired by Komli Media, Asia Pacific’s leading digital media network platform.
Most US toddlers ‘have established online presence before they are 2’
Over nine in ten (92%) of American mothers share information about their children online, according to new research.
Web security: Turkey and Russia ‘most risky places to surf the net’
Where in the world are you most likely to be hit by a malicious computer attack or virus? According to the results of AVG Technologies’ first ever Global Threat Index, it’s the Caucasus region, with Web surfers in Turkey, Russia, Armenia and Azerbaijan all being the most likely to face threats while online.