BullGuard Announces New Internet Security 2013
Internet Security 2013 from Bullguard is a new and improved version of its award-winning internet security software
Internet Psychologist
Internet Security 2013 from Bullguard is a new and improved version of its award-winning internet security software
Cision’s annual social media study discovers increasing social media dependence – despite concerns about productivity, privacy and the future of journalism
Present.me introduces new multi-user version for internal and external business communication and presentations
Popular eBook features 100 tips for building effective and user-friendly site search to encourage greater search box usage and increase conversions
New book from Constant Contact shows How to Use Engagement Marketing to Create Word-of-Mouth Referrals
Arganisations are struggling to manage the challenges of the mobile era, with only one-third (31 percent) of those surveyed currently formally testing their mobile applications
New white paper reveals why we should tackle head on the rise of social media, the consumerisation of IT and all things Internet
Brands should know how to keep on top of social web changes in order to produce fresh campaigns, says integrated PR agency Punch Communications.
Analysis reveals that nearly two in three top UK websites have implemented at least some measures to address the EU Cookie Directive
With their first iPad app, the German start-up company Frankbooks enables users to communicate with other readers, as well as with the author or a particular character from the novel via an integrated Facebook plugin
Major online retailers are staying one-step of consumer behaviour with price monitoring services from Competitor Monitor.
GIA announces the release of a comprehensive global report on Web Hosting Services markets. The global market for Web Hosting Services is forecast to reach about US$107 billion by the year 2018
Raven Internet Marketing Tools’ new Chrome Toolbar simplifies and speeds up Internet marketing.
People in markets such as China, Brazil and India better exploit the opportunities offered by web-connected television, compared to the UK & US
Is Britain really ready for technological business or is there a digital brain drain?