There has been moderate global growth in advertising spending, but fast-moving consumer goods (FMCG) companies are bucking the trend by investing far more than other sectors, according to new research
Google has agreed to pay €60m to help French publishers, as part of a settlement over a long-running tax dispute in the country.
Over 4 in 5 customers (83%) need some form of support during their online journey, and 59% of consumers would like more options in how they connect with brands, according to a new survey.
Google+ is now the second largest social network in the world in terms of monthly active users, overtaking Twitter for the first time, according to new data.
In a landmark copyright judgment, a US judge has ruled that two major news outlets infringed on the copyrights of a twitter user for publishing their photos without permission.
Car maker Citroën is inviting its Facebook fans across the world to vote for a selection of consumer-created designs to customise its new Citroën DS3.
Apple leads the UK Smartphone market, but Samsung is catching fast, and Android has strengthens its position as the top operating system in the top 5 European markets, according to new data looking at mobile trends in Europe.
Twitter has unveiled its top trends of 2012, featuring the first tweet from Mars Curiosity rover to James Cameron’s Tweet from the bottom of the ocean.
Microsoft has launched a brand new channel on MSN dubbed ‘MSN Celebrity’.
A massive $2bn is predicted to be spent on Cyber Monday in the US, whilst Europeans are going to spread their Christmas shopping over a three-week bonanza, according to new research.