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Awesome Apple? Or is the bubble about to burst?

Over half of UK iPad owners are disgruntled with the timing of the new iPad 4 launch, writes Mark Simon, managing director, Global Technology Practice, Toluna.

Samsung breaks Nokia's 13-year grip on mobile crown

Samsung will displace Nokia as the top mobile manufacturer across 2012 as the latter loses its grip on the top spot for the first time since 1998, according to figures from IHS.

Twitter partners with Nielsen to publish new 'social TV' ratings

Nielsen Holdings NV, the global measurement company, has formed a partnership with Twitter in the US to publish a new set of standardised ratings for 'second screen' conversations around what's on television in 2013.

Apple smartphone lead threatened as Samsung doubles market share

Samsung is rapidly gaining ground on Apple's lead in the UK smartphone market after "tremendous growth" in the past year, according to comScore data.

HMV set to breach banking covenants after tough Christmas trading

HMV claims it will continue to operate for the "foreseeable future", despite a looming breach in its banking covenants after worse than expected Christmas trading.

What do consumers think of 4G?

New findings from the Ipsos Mori Tech Tracker show that more than half of UK adults are aware of 4G technology, write Gavin Sugden and Aakanksha Haran, directors, Ipsos MediaCT.

Future digital revenues steer results back to black

Future publishing has returned to the black, reporting a £1.1m profit in its financial year, compared to a £18m loss the year before, boosted by a 30% jump in digital revenues.

HP blames 'accounting improprieties' at Autonomy for $5bn writedown

Hewlett Packard is requesting a criminal investigation into its acquisition of Autonomy after writing off $5bn as a result of alleged "serious accounting improprieties, misrepresentation and disclosure failures".

Sam Howroyd: Do brands still tell the truth?

Do consumers still trust brands to tell the truth? Will Apple be knocked off its perch anytime soon? These are just two of the questions I've been looking at on Brand Republic's Intelligence section.

Field marketing: coping with the data deluge

The digital revolution has brought with it significant volumes of data, and new tools to handle it, but brands must do better to interpret and understand data from the field, writes Rob McLuhan.

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