Author: Joe Friedlein
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Google rolls out ads at the bottom of SERPS
After months of testing, Google has officially rolled out ads at the bottom of it’s SERPs
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Google restricts Maps API usage
Earlier this year Google announced it was going to apply costs and limitations to the Maps API – that time has come
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The Guardian rolls out @GuardianTagBot (it’s not SIRI)
The Guardian has rolled out @GuardianTagBot – a Twitter account that users can ‘tweet’ to find out latest news about any given subject
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Twitter has the X Factor
A new partnership between Twitter and the X Factor USA allows users to vote via a tweet – a shift for the good?
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Google unleashes best example yet of double standards?
Google attracts a lot of hatred with announcement that searches will be encrypted if logged in. What is the real reason behind this move if it only applies to organic search?
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Twitter boasts 100 million active users, half login daily
The number of people who use Twitter has grown to 100 million, half of whom login daily.
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September 2011 search engine market share – Google regains momentum
September 2011 search engine market share data shows Google has regained growth after a slight drop in August.
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A load of old b(o)logs?
Are blogs the secret to success or totally over-hyped? See what extra effort on our blog delivered in terms of organic search traffic for Browser Media.
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Study reveals mobile sends 10% of site traffic, but converts at half the rate of PC visits
According to a recent study, mobile traffic accounts for 10% of visits to e-commerce sites, but converts at only half the rate of desktop visitors.
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60 Seconds With…
An interview with Eve Ashwell from Virgin Balloon Flights about their new website and the challenges faced when launching a new site.
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Google rolls out real-time analytics
Google has announced a new feature as part of it’s free website analytics tool that allows the user to view analytics data in real-time.
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And the award for Britain’s best loved digital brand goes to…
Which digital brands are getting the most love in the UK?
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