Google Video to shut down this month
Google is closing its ‘Google Video’ site on 29th April, and deleting all the files that have been uploaded to it, as the search giant focuses its video strategy on YouTube.
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Audi debuts first video ad to connected TVs
MediaCom, smartclip and woomi have launched the UK’s first connected TV video advertising campaign with Audi.
Online video audiences: Over 4bn video ad views a month in the US alone
ComScore’s latest US audience tracker is releasing some big numbers. A massive 4.3bn online video ads were watched by online audiences in the US this March. YouTube continues to dominate video viewing, but Hulu is climbing steeply with 1.2bn impressions and a penetration into 9% of US households. More on who is watching what…
EXCLUSIVE: There’s no such thing as a launch ‘exclusive’
In today’s media saturated world, is there really a benefit to ‘exclusive’ offers anymore? Farhad Divecha, Director at AccuraCast,explains why there’s no longer any such thing as an ‘exclusive’, and what can be done instead to make an online launch a success.
Right to reply: Google and Government present new chances for SMEs
Google’s Panda Update and the 2011 Budget offer new opportunities for online businesses, according to Jack Adams, Senior Search Manager – SearchCatalyst.
Google’s new search rankings: Winners and losers revealed
Well-known news sites such as The Guardian and The Telegraph, have benefited most from Google’s latest UK search update, known as ‘Panda’, according to new research.
Top tips: The challenges of multi-lingual search
At its core, search is about language. So how do you configure your SEO campaigns for an international (and multi-lingual) audience? Ugo Smith at Mediarun offers a guide to getting the most out of your search campaigns across multiple countries and territories.
Bing gains ground on Google in UK
Microsoft’s search engine Bing was the fastest growing search engine during March, while YouTube was the quickest rising social network, according to new data from Hitwise.
BT dodges bullet over secret Phorm trials
The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) has dropped its investigation into whether BT’s Phorm technology unlawfully intercepted internet browsing data, due to ‘insufficient evidence’.
Google buys music sync firm PushLife to boost Android content
Google has acquired Canadian mobile application developer PushLife, as the search giant looks to boost content on its Android mobile operating system.