In a blow to the film and music industry, a new deal between UK ISPs will see frequent illegal downloaders sent strongly worded letters with no chance of fines or further legal action.
Tesco is planning to launch its first own-brand smartphone by the end of the year, running Google’s Android software with a specification will be ‘comparable to the Samsung Galaxy S5’, according to a news report.
Brand loyalty isn’t as strong as it used to be, so brands and marketers alike need to work harder, longer, and in different ways, to keep customers coming back. Adam Lee, Data and CRM Consultant at Amaze looks to discuss how marketers can begin to understand the intent of users; an approach that is just … [Read more…]
The Webby Awards, often dubbed the Oscarsof the Internet, has announced its latest batch of award winners, with Vine, Airbnb, Kickstarter and Vimeo among this year’s winners for their services to digital media.
Cooking brand Lurpak has launched a major digital and experiential campaign taking place at London’s Waterloo station, to promote its new Cook’s Range.
Residents on the Somalian capital Mogadishu have been experiencing a form of “culture shock” since fibre optic services launched over the last week, an Internet provider has told the BBC.
The emails of LinkedIn members have been exposed via a browser extension that exposes contact details from the business-based social network.
A texting blunder has led to thousands of pounds being donated to both Unicef and the World Wildlife Fund (WWF), instead of Cancer Research as part of the ‘No Make Up Selfie’ craze.
Cancer Research UK has recieved more than £2m in donations after a popular online campaign, asking women to post selfies with no make-up using the hashtag #nomakeupselfie, went viral last week.
On the day when the Internet turns 25, Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web, has called for a ‘Magna Carta’ bill of rights to protect its users.