Top 50 most valuable UK brands: Vodafone and HSBC lead way
Vodafone is the number one UK-based brand, with success driven by a strong purpose, according to new research.
BBC
Premium publishers trump Facebook and Twitter for trust, transparency, and engagement
Consumers rank premium publishers far ahead of Facebook and Twitter for trust, transparency and engagement, according to new research.
Bake Off finale: Which sponsors fared best?
As the UK waits in anticipation for tonights’s Great British Bake Off winner, Hitwise releases data crowning Lyles Golden Syrup to be the winning sponsor of this series, as data shows searches for the brand have increased 46% since the show began.
Facebook denies listening to user conversations on mobiles
Facebook has denied evesdropping on app user’s conversations to target adverts, following claims from users that they received suspiciously timed promotional messages.
Geordie Shore star broke ad rules on Snapchat
Geordie Shore star Marnie Simpson has UK advertising rules with some of her recent posts on Snapchat, failing to reveal that the posts were adverts for products.
Lovie award winners 2017: David Attenborough and Ikea among digital winners
The winners of the 7th annual Lovie awards have been announced, with Skyscanner, Vice and Lad Bible among the winners of the pan-European digital awards.
“Save Uber” London petition heading for 1 million signatures
A record-breaking number of signatures against the controversial move to ban Uber form operating in London makes it the fastest growing petition in the UK this year.
End of an era: Amazon shuts down Lovefilm DVD rentals in Europe
Amazon is to close its Lovefilm online DVD rental service, as the retail giant goes streaming-only to take on Netflix.
Yahoo Sport kicks off weekly football show “For The Win”
Ahead of the Premier League kick off this weekend, Yahoo Sport is launching online football series “For The Win”, hosted by sports presenter Colin Murray and former Man U. and Aston Villa striker Dion Dublin.
Google and Facebook account for over a quarter of UK internet time
Google and Facebook recently announced quarterly income totalling £27 billion and their dominance is highlighted by the fact they account for one in every three and a half minutes of the time Britons’ spend online, according to new research.