Games have overtaken e-mail as Americans’ number two online time killer for the first time, according to new research, with social networking coming top of the list.
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Games overtake email as second top online time killer- US study
With the .uk domain name entering its 25th year, Britain’s country code top-level domain (ccTLD) is as still great value and one of the most popular extensions traded on the domain market, according to new research.
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Britain’s domain name .uk still popular after 25 years
A majority of British workers (72%) spend their lunch hour online: shopping, banking, catching up with the latest sport or chatting to their friends on email or Facebook, according to new research.
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Brits lunch hour web surfing habits revealed
Internet and phone provider TalkTalk has struck a deal with Vodafone to offer mobile services under the TalkTalk brand, alongside its existing home phone and home broadband offering.
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TalkTalk expands into mobile via Vodafone deal
Almost half of UK small business websites have either very basic SEO or in the worst cases absolutely none, according to new research.
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Half of small business sites ‘not search engine optimised’
Global spending on online advertising is expected to rise by 12 per cent this year, according to a report by marketing research firm EMarketer.
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Global online ad spend to rise 12% this year
Totaling 9.7 million, UK consumer online search volumes for fashion-related terms in May were the highest of 2010, qaccording to new research.
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Top online fashion retailers: ASOS tops social media, but drops in search
Social networking sites reach a higher percentage of women than men globally, with 75.8 percent of all women online visiting a social networking site in May 2010 versus 69.7 percent of men, according to new research.
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Social networks ‘reach more women than men worldwide’
IMRG has introduced a new annual programme aimed at helping online retailers increase sales and reduce cost while also boosting consumer confidence.
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IMRG lets retailers benchmark online customer experience with new metrics
Marketers should consider weather patterns when executing email marketing campaigns, according to new research. The research, from Pure360 analysed open and click through rates on over 7 million emails, promoting a variety of different products and services to assess the impact of weather on the success of email marketing as we approach the summer.
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Sunny weather ‘can double effectiveness of email campaigns’