There’s a sea change taking place online, and it’s being driven by questions about when, why and how we make the decisions we do. It’s a given that information is abundant, but the volume and quality are such that it’s sometimes hard to make an informed judgement about the right choice. Michael Steckler, UK Managing … [Read more…]
Spotify has listed its most-played tracks and albums during 2010 amongst UK listeners.
UK music streaming service we7 has announced seven ‘New for 2011’ acts it is tipping to make a major impact on the music industry next year.
Twitter is set to open its first overseas office in London, according to a news report.
Creating a separate ‘gift centre’ for customers makes the online shopping process quick and effective, writes Hosein Moghaddas, VP & MD International, GSI Commerce.
New research1 from Orange suggests that over a quarter (26%) of small-to-medium sized enterprises (SMEs) plan to hire more staff in 2011 than they did in 2010.
Last week saw cyber attacks on several commercial websites by hackers who claim they are supporting WikiLeaks. Andrew Miller, director, OneSecurity, PwC, comments on the shoppers caught in the crossfire as MasterCard and Paypal come under attack.
The celebrity Digital Death campaign has leveraged the power of Facebook, YouTube and Twitter, the three most popular social forums online to raise money for the Keep a Child Alive Foundation, according to new research from Hitwise.
Facebook accounts for almost one third of all ad impressions among top publishers (billions, Q3, 2010).
The size of the internet economy in the UK, compared with other sectors. Sector size is shown as a share of 2009 GDP.