Our look back at the week's news looks at how developers are tackling email bacn, marks Twitter's seventh birthday and sees how accurate 80s tech experts were at predicting the future.
Our look back at the week's news looks at how developers are tackling email bacn, marks Twitter's seventh birthday and sees how accurate 80s tech experts were at predicting the future.
In our weekly review of the news, find out more on Google's talking shoe, what Microsoft advises workers moving to the UK and the English village hit by French data connection roaming charges.
In the news this week, Google Play celebrates its first anniversary, Street View updates its UK content and expands further into Europe, and Ireland's politicians ask why social media sites aren't doing more to prevent trolling.
With over 80 per cent of advertisers now using social media to promote their wares - and over 65 per cent of online campaigns including paid social ads - have you wondered what it could do for your business?
A look back over the UK's most popular Google search terms throughout February, featuring Oscar Pistorius, the Oscars, Beyonce, the Pope and Harlem Shake, as well as seasonal searches concerning Valentine's Day, Pancake Day and Mother's Day.
In our latest review of the week's news, we look at the new steps being taken to combat internet piracy, a 3D printed car and the smartphone app which finds missing objects.
In our regular weekly news roundup, we look at the brands embroiled in Twitter's hacking controversy, Yahoo's new homepage and Google's special Oscars content.
In the weekly review of the news from theEword, learn more on paying for items online with a tweet, Many Worlds - the truly interactive film which adapts to the audience and why people are turning to buying a virtual girlfriend for Facebook.
In this week's news roundup, we look at Yahoo's plans to allow Google ads, Vine's adult rating troubles and Oreo's advertising success during the Superbowl.
With a dramatic reduction in the average Cost Per Click, a big increase in UK search volume but their lowest market share for five years, it's been and up-and-down 12 months for Google.
theEword CEO Al Mackin reviews some of the good and bad news surrounding the search engine, including their ownership of the mobile marketing space and the challenge that stems from mobile advertisers.
Schmidt says Google supports tax reform Monday 20th of May, 2013by James RichesGoogle executive chairman Eric Schmidt has used a column in The Observer to suggest that the search engine is in favour of UK tax reforms.
Google launches AdWords Keyword Planner Tuesday 21st of May, 2013by Ben DudleyGoogle AdWords Keyword Planner has officially been released, with the tool expected to make the planning of PPC campaigns easier.
Interflora wins AdWords trademark breach case Wednesday 22nd of May, 2013by Rachel HandHigh Court decision ends five year legal battle with Marks & Spencer over use of trademark in PPC ads.
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