Twitter has removed customised wallpapers from the pages of its users in a raft of changes to its customisation options- sparking rumours that the social network is planning use the space for more ads.
From extra long shoehorns to an airplane seatbelt extender- Amazon’s ‘Prime Day’ didn’t exactly deliver the big discounts on big ticket items that many were hoping for. However, the hype for an event ‘bigger than Black Friday’ helped the online retailer enjoy an 80% rise in sales.
Twitter has pulled a brightly flashing Vine ad from its website Friday after receiving complaints from an epilepsy charity.
Cricket fans are looking forward to watching this summer’s Ashes series on their mobiles, with one in three online video starts for the Ashes expected to come from mobile, according to new research.
Popular online community Reddit is experiencing a huge user backlash following the dismissal of a popular staff member.
Earlier in 2015, Dominos took an innovative approach to pizza orders, catering for the Snapchat and Yo! Generation with emoji based ordering system. The Twitter-based campaign was so successful it won this year’s Cannes Titanium Grand Prix for most breakthrough idea of the year. This case study looks at the pizza chain’s recipe for success.
In a rare moment of contrition, Apple has bowed to concerns raised by musician Taylor Swift and will pay royalties to artists during a three-month free trial period for its new music streaming service.
Organic food retailer Biocoop wanted to push their ethical farming message to a wider digital audience- but stay core to their values by keeping carbon emissions to a minimum. This corporate social responsibility case study looks at how the firm produced the most eco-friendly ad ever.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo is stepping down from his role, as the company striggling with stalling growth and the rise of competitors such as Instagram and WeChat.
Twitter is letting users to create a public list of abusive accounts they have blocked.