Domino’s has been forced to pull out of a T-Mobile’s promotion offering its customers free pizza via its new customer rewards app, after the pizza firm couldn’t cope with the increase in order volume.
The ‘winky face’ is set to become the new keyword, as Twitter starts letting brands target ads based on the emojis people use.
Brands are increasingly using high profile YouTube stars over traditional celebrities to promote their products, according to new research.
Wearable tech firm Jawbone has faced heavy criticism for “insensitivity” after sending an email to thousands of its customers with the subject link ‘Re: Your Dad’.
Snapchat has now overtaken Twitter for daily users, a good indicator of its explosive growth, accoridng to a news report.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg briefly lost control of both his Twitter and Pinterest accounts this morning, after a hacking group broke in to both, defacing the pages.
UK Prime Minister David Cameron is to appear in BuzzFeed’s EU referendum event, which will be streamed using Facebook Live on June 10th.
Four fifths of consumers believe biometrics are more secure than traditional user names and passwords. Patrick Salyer, CEO of customer identity management expert Gigya, believes now is the time for brands to move away from what is quickly becoming an archaic form of authentication and embrace new technologies.
One in four (24%) decision makers say Facebook is their preferred social channel of choice when seeking information on a purchasing decision, ranking it ahead of Twitter and LinkedIn, according to a new study.
Vice Media has become the latest news putlet to layoff staff, following the likes of Mashable and Buzzfeed as upcoming digital media publications struggle to turn a profit in an increasingly saturated market.