Tesco triumphant in top five 'socially devoted' brands poll
16 May 2013 | by Gemma Charles
Tesco's UK Twitter feed is the best in the world for social customer care, according to a survey by social analytics expert Socialbakers.
Microsoft has asked brands to stop offering "bad experiences" on mobile and "unify" advertising across devices to make content experience more impactful.
Tesco's UK Twitter feed is the best in the world for social customer care, according to a survey by social analytics expert Socialbakers.
Tennis fans have been given the chance to take part in a training session with Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, the world number eight, ahead of the French Open, using a Twitter-controlled robot to position shots to him.
Only brands that are serious about creating valuable experiences will succeed in a crowded app market, writes Matt Dyke (below), founder & strategy partner at digital agency AnalogFolk.
Topshop will put on "secret pop-up gigs" around the world this summer to push its music-festival inspired fashion range designed by Hollywood star Kate Bosworth.
The more tweets that prospective car buyers see the higher the likelihood that they will walk into a car showroom or book a test drive, according to a new study.
BlackBerry plans to launch its BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) instant messenger service for free on the iOS and Android platforms this summer.
Microsoft believes Facebook users need to be educated on the "richness and robustness" of the social network's search engine before it can be effectively monetised.
Twitter continues to get closer to television and sport with an expansion of its relationship with ESPN.
Havas Worldwide London has hired Proximity's Justin Vir as head of digital.