With a plethora of new web extensions going live on the internet, those that are shopping-focussed are deemed the most valuable by marketers, with .Buy is the most anticipated gTLD amongst marketers, according to new research from the Trademark Clearinghouse.
In a dramatic new twist, Google’s regulatory problems have stepped up a with the European Parliament set to vote on a breakup of the search giant.
As part of a new mobile campaign to promote Android, Google has taken over the largest digital screen in North America.
What does the future hold for digital industry? A new report predicts that 2015’s headlines will be dominated by Go-Pro and Netflix being snapped up by larger rivals, closer alliances between East and West firms and 3D printers will struggle to get mainstream adoption.
Google has launched a new ad-free subscription experiment, letting users pay a monthly fee to view content on select publisher’s websites without any banners.
Netflix accounts for about a third of Internet traffic in North America on “fixed” connections, but the video streaming service also accounts for a tenth of all uploaded traffic too, second only to BitTorrent, according to new research.
The patent wars rumble on in the technology sector, with Google agreeing to settle litigation with Apple-led patent consortium Rockstar, though terms of the deal were not disclosed in a court filing.
WhatsApp is implementing encryption for the Android version of its app, as the Facebook-owned chat app looks to boost its appeal to users.
Mozilla has selected Yahoo as the new search provider on its Firefox browser, ending a decade-long relationship with Google.
Searches for images will soon get a lot smarter, with Google unveiling new technology that can understand entire scenes with a high level of accuracy.