Category: News

This week’s What’s New For You points out some fantastic marketing that really puts the user front and centre: a TV advert where users can join in live on social media, a fun promotional game from Google and the new …

Today’s What’s New For You doesn’t mess about. Here are three very useful bits of news that will assist your business: Google Adwords for video is now available, expanded analytics for Facebook Ads and the launch of Adobe Creative Suite …

This week’s edition of What’s New For You looks at the changes in the Google+ redesign, points out Spotify’s new embeddable Play button & sees what all the fuss is about with an app called Paper. Google+ picks the best …

Last week saw some interesting news for businesses, particularly from the big players. Facebook forced the shift to Timeline for Pages, Google announced a comment platform for third-party websites and personalized Google+ URLs and there were some revealing stats about US …

Recently, the issue of how vulnerable companies are when using new social network Pinterest has been highlighted. We thought it would be a good idea to set the record straight as new Pinterest Terms & Conditions were announced over the …

We like to use this space to talk about some of the most relevant and interesting news we see each week. This week’s digest features a very useful automated coding tool, the arrival of a dominant player on the mobile …

Right now it’s all about Location, Location, Location. News from SXSW 2012 is location-based service Gowalla has finally shut down, three months after being bought by Facebook and three years after it was first launched at SXSW 2009. There are …

The iPad – like the iPod before it – has gone numberless. Facing the crowd yesterday for the first Apple event since Steve Jobs’ death, Apple’s CEO Tim Cook only referred to its third generation tablet device as the “new …

Facebook have been making major changes recently. The most dramatic news for you last week was that Timeline has come to Brands. Unfortunately if your company has a Facebook page, this is not something you can just let wash over …