Social networking may be grabbing the focus of digital agencies in the Americas and Europe, but don’t write-off online radio advertising. That’s the message from the on-demand social radio pioneers at Pandora as they boost their online adsales teams.
Privalia has bought Dress for Less, one of Germany’s leading online clothing and apparel retailer, as the firm expands across Europe.
The Yahoo! /MSN Search Alliance, which rolled out in the US late last year – and with mixed results, transitions in Europe imminently. In this Right to Reply article, Matthew Whiteway, client services director at Greenlight explains why he is more pessimistic than optimistic about any significant shift in search engine user behaviour.
Online ad network RadiumOne has launched in the UK, following its launch in the US last year.
French Internet users spent over 4 hours on social networking sites during December 2010, with Facebook and Skyrock proving to be the most popular destinations, according to new research.
The market for digital game content in Europe is expected to grow to €3.3bn ($4.2bn), according to a new report.
Recommendation community Qype has bought Munich-based Cooledeals.de to launch a new coupon site QypeDeals.com, initially rolling out to Germany.
Mobile Interactive Group (MIG) has bought mobile technology, marketing and services company Golden Bytes, for an undisclosed sum.
YouTube is in talks with the National Basketball Association and the National Hockey League to show live games, according to a news report.
As more and more people trade their mobiles in for smartphones, can Wi-Fi networks hold under the strain of all the extra bandwidth these new devices use? Justin Schamotta at Chooseisp takes a closer look…