LinkedIn access restored in China after ban
LinkedIn has said access to its service in China has been restored a day after being blocked last week following posts in support of the Arab world’s “Jasmine” revolution spreading to China.
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Shopping goes retro for Royal Wedding
Brits are developing a taste for nostalgia as shoppers prepare to party for the Royal wedding this April, according to shopping comparison site Twenga.
Mobile games ‘Oscars’ –winners announced
The highly anticipated results of the 7th Annual International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGA) were announced last week to a packed audience at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.
Brits willing to pay more for ‘simpler customer experiences’
Despite a still challenging economy, UK consumers are willing to pay more for brands that deliver simpler experiences and interactions, according to a new study.
Warner Bros. launches ‘app editions’ of Inception and The Dark Knight
Warner Bros. Digital Distribution has launched the “App Editions” of feature films “Inception” and “The Dark Knight,” giving consumers a new way to own special edition movies with the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad.
Top tips: How important is local knowledge in multinational search optimisation?
The site code is basically international, the way to check a keyword’s worth is pretty standard, so apart from translation services, what is so important about local knowledge in SEO you may ask? Donal Langan, Senior Consultant SEO, Stream:20, writes…
Google bounces back in China’s search market
Google gained ground in the Chinese search advertising revenue at the end of 2010, after a long decline in its share, according to a Beijing-based market research firm.
China’s state broadcaster CCTV signs up for mobile marketing
The Mobile Division of Chinese Central Television has announced it is ‘open for business’ for brands wishing to advertise on its mobile WAP portal and iPhone and Android apps.
’30 best mobile games’ shortlisted for awards
The nominees for the International Mobile Gaming Awards (IMGAs) were announced this week with 30 games in six categories being put forward for the final round of judging.
MySpace sheds 30 jobs in China as CEO exits
MySpace’s China office has reportedly cut about 30 employees last month and saw its CEO depart, signalling the social network might be withdrawing from the market.