After a 20-month probe, US regulators have announced they will not charge Google over its internet search practices. Rivals accused the internet giant of producing biased search results and abusing its market dominance to...
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Dec
20
2012
The New Year is almost upon us and with it brings time for word of mouth practitioners to reflect on what new opportunities lie ahead. The world of digital and social has arguably...
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Dec
17
2012
I’ve just got off the phone with an Indian speaking call centre claiming to be the Technical Department of Windows, who were informing me that we had an issue with our version of windows...
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Dec
14
2012
One area of Internet marketing we constantly get asked about by our clients is negative reviews of their products on review forum sites. As these sites tend to have a high organic search result...
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Dec
10
2012
Ransomware or in other words having your computer hacked and held to ransom by cybercriminals is on the rise, especially if you are in a small business and your computer security protocols are not...
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Nov
23
2012
Copied content indicates what really engages—and what drives users off-site. Social sharing buttons may be sexier, but according to research from user engagement platform Tynt, copy and paste is the...
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Nov
21
2012
(CNN) — From the continuing rise of tablet devices to the daily-deals craze and the return of the Internet IPO, 2011 has been a transformative year for technology. The...
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Nov
19
2012
Most Australians plan to shop online this Christmas, but about 30% don’t know how to identify whether the sites they’re using are fakes. That’s the harsh reality...
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Nov
14
2012
Internet users think TV ads are more effective than online placements Even while marketers have taken strongly to digital advertising, they haven’t abandoned traditional media by any means—TV still takes the largest share of...
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Nov
9
2012
Microsoft has announced that its instant message chat tool is to be ‘retired’ in favour of Skype’s messaging service. The software giant, which bought Skype for $8.5bn (5.3bn) in May 2011, said Windows Live...
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