Author: Matt Batterham
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Why does Google love Wikipedia so much?
A recent study suggests that Wikipedia ranks on page one for 99% of searches. A worthy achievement?
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2.3 billion visits to search engines in January 2012
UK Internet users made 2.3 billion visits to search engines in January 2012
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Get ready, Facebook Ads are going mobile
Facebook is set to roll out ads in its mobile applictions – what will this mean for the user?
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One privacy policy to rule them all as Google consolidates data
From the 1st March Google will combine information that (signed-in) users provide in one service with information from other Google services.
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Like it or not, Facebook Actions have arrived
Introducting Facebook Actions – awesome addition or information overload?
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Pinterest – more than just a pinboard?
Pinterest is a social network that allows you to organise and share things you find on the web. There may also be some SEO benefits…
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Google gets personal with ‘Search Plus Your World’
Google ‘Search Plus Your World’ aims to make search results more social by mixing privately shared information with public web results
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Google and Apple TV planning audacious bids for English Premier League Broadcasting Rights
Google & Apple could be on course to compete with the likes of BSkyB & ESPN for the rights to broadcast live English Premier League football matches in 2013
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The CD is dead
In 2011 digital music sales surpassed physical music sales for the first time ever. Is this goodbye to physical music formats?
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Facebook introduces private messaging for pages
Facebook introduces private messaging for pages, allowing a greater level of one-on-one communication between businesses and customers
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Gift ideas for the digital marketing geek
A few gift ideas that are sure to excite the geek in your life…
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Why a company blog should involve the whole company
Blogging can offer some great internal rewards. Find out how encouraging employees to get involved can be highly rewarding for everyone involved.
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