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B&Q, Nokia, McDonald's and Bulmers are some of the most recent brands to sign up to broadcaster Channel 4's new advertising strategy for 4oD.
Toshiba is offering Superman fans the chance to win a zero gravity flight experience as part of its exclusive partnership with Warner Bros' upcoming 'Man of Steel' movie.
Yahoo is to integrate Twitter into its news frontpage, as it continues its battle to be relevant in the social age.
Samsung and its agency Cheil dominate the chart this week with three ads, shared a combined 375,000 times.
Microsoft has asked brands to stop offering "bad experiences" on mobile and "unify" advertising across devices to make content experience more impactful.
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.
BlackBerry plans to launch its BlackBerry Messenger (BBM) instant messenger service for free on the iOS and Android platforms this summer.
Is Facebook preparing to match the $1bn it paid for Instagram by paying a similar figure for an Israeli mobile start-up called Waze?
The Department for Education has forced BlackBerry to take action over the problem of children "sexting" each other using the brand's instant messenger service.
Bad news for Google's social platform Google+. It has the stickiness of a bowl of water. Google+ might be claiming large amounts of users and is reported to be outpacing Twitter in new user sign-ups, but in the most important metric it is failing miserably.
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