New ‘privacy visor’ blocks facial recognition software
Scientists in Japan have developed a pair of glasses that block facial recognition software found in CCTV camaras.
Google breaks records with $50bn revenues
Google’s profits are back on track, reporting $50bn in revenues for 2012 and a rise in profits during the fourth quarter of last year.
UK search data: Google market share ‘lowest in five years’
December 2012 was the biggest ever month for UK search, with Google dropping to 88% market share, marking its lowest point in five years, according to new data.
UK search data: Google market share 'lowest in five years'
December 2012 was the biggest ever month for UK search, with Google dropping to 88% market share, marking its lowest point in five years, according to new data.
Google mulls ID ring to replace passwords
Google is considering developing a ring that consumers can use to identify themselves securely online, as an alternative to passwords.
Google develops £1bn London HQ in King’s Cross
Google is building a new headquarters in London’s Kings Cross, valued at around £1bn, as the US-based Internet giant looks to expand its European operations.
Top tips: Reaching the Multi-Device Consumer
A mobile strategy is now a given for most organisations. Yet despite investment in optimised sites and innovative apps; in creative ideas for exploiting evolving multi-device behaviour, the mobile reality has been disappointing to date with many brands struggling to achieve user engagement and significant revenue. If brands cannot find a way of encouraging users … [Read more…]
Google to buy stake in Vevo?
Google is reportedly close to buying a stake in music video site Vevo, as it looks to further monetise its video assets.
Guest comment: Have we now evolved beyond the digital age?
Is digital media now just ‘media’? Tina Judic, Managing Director of Found, looks at the evolution of the web and how marketing has changed.
Google denies killing donkey with Streetview car
Trying to stay true to its mantra of ‘Don’t be Evil’, Google has assured web users that no animals were harmed in the making of its maps, after a picture surfaced on the web showing a donkey lying on the side of a road next to a Streetview car.