The majority of people in the US don’t like or don’t mind the Facebook’s new facial recognition feature, but less than one in five are positive about the new tool, according to a new survey.
A significant portion of mobile consumers’ expectations are not being met as the result of poor mobile and application performance, according to new research.
There has been a rapid rise in the number of UK businesses hiring remote staff in the last year, according to new research.
Regulatory filings may not be the most exciting read, but buried in the papers of social gaming giant Zynga (Farmville’s creators) there’s a giant 30% commission to Facebook for the virtual goods sold. That’s $83m in the first quarter of 2011. Here’s why it matters to investors and social media stakeholders…
Digital technologies have rapidly become a key part of modern life- but the pace of change has left many consumers struggling to adapt. In a new series of articles, Bearing Point has identified five key ‘paradoxes’ to the way in which digital consumers should be handled. First, Sarah-Jayne Williams, Director at consultancy BearingPoint, looks at … [Read more…]
The Internet Advertising Sales House (IASH) is to extend its role of policing online ad networks to cover more of the industry, including ad exchanges.
DeviantART, the world’s largest online art community, has appointed w00t!media to grow brand advertising in the UK.
Improve Digital has launched a tool that enables publishers to build their own ad exchange.
Experts in video making have warned the creative industries to up their game if they’re to compete in a fast-changing environment that’s being overrun with wannabe filmmakers.
The European Directives and resulting UK legislation, designed to protect users’ personal data as they move about the web, has turned out to be more than a clampdown on cookies. It’s about cleaning up the internet so that customers don’t need to worry about who’s watching them, and brands don’t need to worry about betraying … [Read more…]