Mobile Accounts for One in Three Paid Search Clicks This Holiday Shopping Season
Google Product Listing Ads Drive Close To 9 To 1 Return On Ad Spend
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Google Product Listing Ads Drive Close To 9 To 1 Return On Ad Spend
A survey of more than 1000 UK 13-17 year olds points to a future workforce that is ‘digital first’ in everything it does, and whose digital talents could bring significant economic value to the UK
90% of workers in Britain cannot resist clicking on a web link, according to a survey conducted on behalf of Sourcefire
Nominet has approved plans to offer registrations directly before the ‘dot’ in .uk
Report focuses on profiling the mobile web & app users, their purchasing power, lifestyle and consumption patterns
Topiclay Ltd has launched a new mobile app enabling consumers to get personalised news on the topics that interest them
SearchYourCloud announces findings from a recent search survey conducted in both the UK and US. The survey showed that a third of respondents spend between five and twenty-five minutes searching every time they want to find a document
Brainsparker is an exciting new creativity app for the iPhone and iPad that helps spark your imagination, trigger new ideas and solve problems that crop up in your daily life
One in five parents have been ‘shocked’ by content they have discovered on their children’s email, text or Facebook account, a study by internet and mobile security firm BullGuard (http://www.bullguard.com) has revealed.
New ad formats and mechanisms change consumer perceptions of mobile advertising
Over sixty per cent of councils across the UK failed to meet the threshold of good website performance according to a new study by netEvidence
The Real Hustle’s Paul Wilson shows us what happens when our guard is down
Ian Kilpatrick, chairman of Wick Hill Group, considers the risks to businesses from the proliferation of wireless access points
More than half (56 per cent) of us consider our data to be more valuable than the device or computer it is stored on
Commuter study reveals commuters regularly connect to free, unsecure Wi-Fi services during their daily journey, putting personal and company data at risk every week