Brits ‘wasting money’ on flat-rate broadband packages
Brits are paying more than they need to for the internet, a report commissioned by telecoms firm O2 has found.
Guest comment: Twitter, Journos and the Death of PR
With uptake rates on the rise and journalists increasingly using Twitter to tinyurl their stories, tweet headlines and nab quick quotes from their followers, are the days of the lowly PR numbered? Suzanne Morrow from Dog Digital writes”
Facebook movie: ‘The Social Network’ gets new website and trailer
Columbia Pictures has launched a new official website for their new movie “The Social Network”, a ‘warts-and-all’ biopic based around the lives of the facebook founders.
Google debuts ‘priority inbox’ for Gmail to cut through e-mail clutter
Google has added a new tool called “Priority Inbox” to its Gmail service, designed to help people wade through their overflowing e-mail inboxes.
Google debuts ‘priority inbox’ for Gmail to cut through e-mail clutter
Google has added a new tool called “Priority Inbox” to its Gmail service, designed to help people wade through their overflowing e-mail inboxes.
Google debuts 'priority inbox' for Gmail to cut through e-mail clutter
Google has added a new tool called “Priority Inbox” to its Gmail service, designed to help people wade through their overflowing e-mail inboxes.
Has the Internet killed the Oxford English Dictionary?
The publisher of the complete Oxford English Dictionary says the iconic publication may give up on paper and go completely digital.
Roundtable report: E-learning is not focused enough for businesses
Businesses need to take a more targeted approach to e-learning, according to an industry roundtable.
‘Young online generation’ prefer to buy in store- study
Brits have a wide variety of preferences to marketing formats, depending on their age and location, according to new research, which found that youngsters prefer to buy in-store rather than shop online.
ASA to investigate mobile broadband speed advertising
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has asked Advertising Code writing bodies CAP and BCAP to review the advertising of broadband speed claims.