Daily Mail group sells classifieds site Motors.co.uk to US firm
US classifieds giant Manheim has bought Motors.co.uk, from Daily Mail General Trust (DMGT), the firm that publishes the Daily Mail and Mail On Sunday.
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Orange and T-Mobile ‘Everything Everywhere’ mobile broadband to get 50% faster
Everything Everywhere, the mobile broadband joint venture from Orange and T-Mobile, has launched a nationwide HSPA+ (3.5G) network, claiming it will provide 50 percent fasterdata speeds for customers.
Daily Mail pips New York Times as most read newspaper site in the world
The Daily Mail’s Mail Online has become the world’s most-read online newspaper, attracting 45.3m unique users in December to leapfrog the New York Times (44.8m), according to new research.
Microsoft sells shopping search engine Ciao to LeGuide
Microsoft has sold its product search and customer reviews engine Ciao to LeGuide.com for an undisclosed sum.
Top 10 UK companies for Facebook and Twitter followers
The UK’s corporate giants are finally signing up to Twitter and Facebook after years of wariness, according to the latest findings of The Social Media Leaders tracking study by The Group.
Women's World Cup breaks Twitter records
The Women’s World Cup final sparked a record breaking number of tweets per second on Twitter, it has been revealed.
Women’s World Cup breaks Twitter records
The Women’s World Cup final sparked a record breaking number of tweets per second on Twitter, it has been revealed.
Top tips: Making personalisation work for your brand
Digital technology has created a wealth of opportunities for buyers to personalise products before purchase. Phillip Rooke, CEO, Spreadshirt, explains how merchandising has changed with the rise of print-on-demand technology, and how this accelerating trend which will drive a number of consumer product categories.
Content firm Demand Media shares soar on IPO
Online content publisher Demand Media went public this week, debuting at a higher-than-expected price of $17 per share.
AOL continues content push with Heidi Klum deal
AOL has struck a deal with supermodel Heidi Klum and her Project Runway production company to create a new women’s lifestyle website.