Author: Joe Friedlein
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If Carlsberg did digital networking events…
Browser Media founder Joe Friedlein returns from the 5th Digital Ski trip organised by Econsultancy with fond memories of another fantastic trip.
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Facebook ‘Places Deals’ rolls out in UK and Europe
Facebook has launched Places Deals, a service which allows users to check into shops using their mobile phone to get discounts, in the UK and Europe.
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Google begins censoring piracy related search results
In a new effort to quash online piracy, Google is censoring its ‘autocomplete’ results for some of the key offending search terms
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Google’s Periodic Table of APIs
To help the millions of developers around the world, Google has created a periodic table-style infographic, showcasing its APIs and developer products.
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LinkedIn rolls out new, advanced ad targeting
LinkedIn, the “professional social network” has some new ad features that allow advertisers to target users’ more accurately, including, by job title.
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Facebook turns your actions in to new ad format
Facebook is rolling out a controversial new ad format that lets companies bid on your actions to turn them in to adverts.
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The state of Wikipedia
Wikipedia has recently celebrated it’s 10th birthday and to celebrate, a video has been created to highlight the state of the site
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Yahoo! UK soon to be powered by Bing
Last week, Yahoo and Bing have migrated over organic results in Australia, Brazil and Mexico to Bing. It looks like UK could be next.
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Apple approaches 10 billion App downloads
Apple is close to achieving 10 billion total app downloads and has revealed the top downloaded apps of all time.
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Facebook Ad spend could hit $4 billion by the end of the year
eMarketer predicts US marketers will spend $3.08 billion on advertising on social networking sites this year, up 55 percent from spend in 2010
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Google returns better results for music videos, including competitors
In an effort to provide users with better video results, Google is now showing the results of its competitors for music related searches.
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It’s not looking good for Myspace, is it?
Back in November we reported that Myspace was re-launching as a “social entertainment destination”. Recent events suggest the site isn’t performing as hoped…
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