Europe’s top internet stars honoured at 6th annual Lovies Awards
Vice, Soundcloud and Annie Lennox were among the winners at the Lovies Awards ceremony last night, which celebrates Europe’s digital stars of 2016.
Is web analytics ‘under-reporting’ Facebook revenue?
Attributable revenue from Facebook ad campaigns might be higher than web analytics lead them to believe, causing advertisers to report lower return on investment from Facebook, according to new research.
Unilever uses Facebook chatbots to teach kids to brush their teeth
Unilever oral care brand Signal Pepsodent is using Facebook chatbots to encourage kids to brush their teeth.
Who are the world’s most influential social media personalities?
With the inexorable rise of online influencers, apple tree communications launches its latest Social Scene report, uncovering those individuals that wield most influence in social channels.
Facebook’s guide to social Christmas success [INFOGRAPHIC]
With Christmas less than 70 days away, Facebook has provided an infographic to help marketers get their strategies in place for the biggest spending spree of the year.
Sharing economy drives 112% rise in holiday rental sites
Sites such as Airbnb and Homeaway, have driven a huge 112% rise in searches for UK holiday rentals, catching hotel searches in the process, according to new research.
Facebook Live hosts first interactive murder mystery
Facebook viewers tuned into an hour long interactive murder mystery last week, teaming up to solve the crime in real time via social media in a promotion for TV channel Alibi.
Microsoft HoloLens goes on sale in six new countries
Microsoft’s augmented reality glasses, dubbed HoloLens are now available to pre-order in parts of Europe, Australia and New Zealand as the trend for next-gen tech heats up.
Facebook takes on office email with “Workplace”
Facebook has launched a new version of its social netowrk aimed at businesses, swapping cat videos and baby pictures for meeting minutes and corporate schedules.
Facebook pays more UK tax after outcry (but ‘credit’ could cancel it out)
Facebook paid £4.16m in UK corporation tax last year, marking an increase on the previous year, but a £11.3m ‘tax credit’ could cancel out any future contributions.