It’s no secret that technology is transforming fans’ relationship with sport, from Fantasy Football to in-play betting, and Sporting Mouth’s John Owrid believes the rise of social apps will take this to much more intimate and tribal level.
Retailers are missing out on an annual spend worth £9bn through not engaging with shoppers who are increasingly researching fashion choices before purchasing, according to new research.
Spanish broadcast giant Univision has bought a 40% stake in the company that owns The Onion, the pioneering comedy and news satire site.
With VR device sales forecast to hit 14 million units worldwide in 2016, Steve Dann, CEO, Amplified Robot, looks at what is happening with VR in ecommerce and how it is being used to improve online retail experiences.
Major websites including The Atlantic, GQ, New Yorker, Economist and Time have all fallen victim to recent updates to Google’s core search algorithm, with their web pages no longer featuring as prominently as the search giants rankings, according to new research.
UK, US and German consumers spend the highest amount per person online worldwide, according to research compiled by Internet World Germany.
Website projects can easily lose their way- from an organisation’s vision to a design team’s opinion. Tom Houdmont, principal software engineer at Box UK discusses the importance of ‘Style Guides’ for web developers and businesses.
Channel 4 has announced three games that it will publish in the first quarter of 2016 on its new publishing arm, All 4 Games.
Buzzfeed and Dylon have had been censured by the Advertising Standards Authority over a recent advertorial that was insufficiently flagged as paid-for content.
Rebekah Cooper, head of experience at Radical Company, looks at the top five trends that will shape the business/technology arena in the coming years.