Of the 379.4m Europeans who went online in November 2011, nearly half (47.8%) visited at least one newspaper site,, with a considerable number visiting the top 5 newspaper sites preceded by a visit to Facebook, according to new research.
Facebook has reached the top spot in the Brazilian social networking market following a year of exceptional growth, according to new research.
Microsoft’s Bing search engine now ranks second behind Google in the Internet’s most lucrative market, according to new figures.
After a year of technical innovations, most notably the emergence and rapid adoption of smartphone and tablet technology, the shopper-seller relationship has changed dramatically. In this article, Rakuten, one of the world’s top 3 E-commerce and Internet service companies by revenue, who recently acquired eBook company Kobo and Play.com in the UK, announces its industry … [Read more…]
Google sites remained the most visited property online during November 2011, but retail sites thrived in the build up to the festive period, according to new data.
Social networking was the most popular online activity of 2011, with Israel leading the way for user engagement, according to new global data.
In a boost to firms looking to track online marketing success, media monitoring firms Nielsen and comScore have settled their long standing patent disputes, and will now enter a cross-licensing agreement.
US shoppers are flocking online this holiday season, spending nearly $25 billion so far, up 15% on the same period last year.
Smartphones now account for two-fifths of all mobiles in Canada, with Blackberry is the most device, according to new research.
The majority of smartphone owners in Japan are males under the age of 35, according to new research.