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Published: October 01 2007

TV and online does mix

TV and online does mix

Thinkbox and IAB research reveals 50% of the ‘tech-savvy’ population regularly go online while they are watching TV, enabling instant online response to TV ads


Fall in offline retail activity hits plateau

Encouraging news from SPSL as April's Retail Traffic Index shows a fall over last April's figures but a growth over March's abysmal results


You looking at me?

Over two thirds of British business owners (67%) admit to having concerns that how they appear online could have a negative effect their business


Comment - Retailers take the Oldie

UK entrepreneurs are increasingly relying on older worker to fill the skills gap and are concerned by the lack of work-readiness amongst graduates.


Social Media on the up

Universal McCann’s third wave of global research into social media shows the majority of users are producing content and there is an ongoing shift towards participation. While the role for advertisers and brands have never had so much potential.


Mobile increases Internet usage by 15% and more

Mobile Internet users are using their mobiles to confirm prices and data to most retail sites, but in the games and music sectors mobile internet users can account for 15% increase in visitors to websites in the US, according to research published last week by Nielsen.


April fools our expectations

April’s high-street shopping figures sees a reversal of retail fortunes as shopper numbers increase for the first time in nine months, while Internet sales stay stable


The bulldog spirit hits the web

Ragnar Lofstedt, Professor of Risk Management, King's College London offers some Churchillian advice on creating recession resilient websites


Google accounts for more than a third of UK traffic

Over one third of all UK Internet traffic comes from Google websites, and it’s going to get substantially bigger predicts Hitwise


Search budgets on the up

Search budgets on the up

Search engine marketing budgets set to increase according to the UK Search Engine Marketing Report 2008


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