EBay boosts recommendations with Hunch purchase
eBay has bought recommendation engine Hunch.com in order to improve the personalisation of the shopping suggestions its customers see online.
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African broadband users ‘to exceed 250 million by 2015’
The number of broadband connections over cellular networks in Africa will exceed 250 million by the end of 2015, according to a new report.
Global mobile traffic ‘to grow 10 fold by 2016’
Global mobile traffic will grow 10 fold between 2011 and 2016, driven by video, according to new research.
LBi buys social media agency Mr Youth for $50m
London-based digital marketing agency LBi has bought US social media marketing agency Mr Youth for approximately $40- $50m.
Just 5 firms 'control 65% of all global ad spend'
Just five companies (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook and AOL) control 64% of all online advertising spending, according to a new study.
Just 5 firms ‘control 65% of all global ad spend’
Just five companies (Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Facebook and AOL) control 64% of all online advertising spending, according to a new study.
eBay urges UK Govt to invest in mobile with ‘Mobile Manifesto’
Online marketplace eBay has sent the Government its Mobile Manifesto eBay is submitting its Mobile Manifesto to the Government today, setting out what industry and policymakers must do in order to improve the UK’s mobile infrastructure in order to support growth in the country’s digital and retail economy.
eBay urges UK Govt to invest in mobile with ‘Mobile Manifesto'
Online marketplace eBay has sent the Government its Mobile Manifesto eBay is submitting its Mobile Manifesto to the Government today, setting out what industry and policymakers must do in order to improve the UK’s mobile infrastructure in order to support growth in the country’s digital and retail economy.
Customers ‘don’t think brands care about social media feedback’
Most British consumers (89 percent) are likely to tell the organisations they do business with if they receive poor service, yet almost half (44 percent) do not believe they take notice of, or really care about, the feedback shared, according to a new study.
No Email Day: Now to Take it Off the Calendar
This Friday marks an unofficial ‘No Email day’, billed as a way to ‘be more productive with your time’. Sam Cece, CEO at StrongMail, agues why the aim of the day shouldn’t be to abolish email altogether, but to make sure we do it better.