Almost half of online consumers in Southeast Asian countries who say they do not own a smartphone, say they plan on buying a smartphone in 2011 according to a recent global online survey from The Nielsen Company.
Twitter has warned users that it is prepared to hand over their personal information to authorities if required by law, although it would notify them before they do so, following the recent controversy surrounding multiple breeches of gagging orders on the micro-blogging site.
The majority of U.K. marketers (96 percent) are conducting cross-channel marketing campaigns, or planning to do so in the next 12 months, according to a new poll.
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Email marketers’ lack of best practice forced a near 50% jump in emails not being delivered to the inboxes of UK customers of major Internet Services Providers (ISPs) over 2010, according to new research.
Brits are generally satisfied with their current online banking services, but are slow to take up mobile banking, and have little interest in connecting to their bank via social media platforms, according to a new survey.
The UK’s utilities and personal finance companies are failing to meet consumer demand for personal communication according to research from enterprise software provider Thunderhead.
Yahoo has launched its revamped email service, following a beta test, with a raft of new video and social media features.
British small businesses are now generating online revenues in excess of £36bn a year, according to new independent research However, this only makes up 2.4% of small business turnover, where larger enterprises attribute up to 18.7% of their turnover to online channels.
There has been an 81% growth in email activity on mobile, with viewership also increasing on tablets such as the iPad, according to new research.