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Almost half of UK consumers check work emails in bed

Almost half of 16- to 34-year-olds check their work emails in bed, according to research from the Future Foundation.

New mothers dramatically increase digital media usage

Women's use of digital devices increase dramatically when they become a new mothers, according to a report by BabyCentre.

The SpaceTop 3D desktop

One gripe with digital is that, unlike a book or vinyl, it's not a tactile medium. Well, that may be about to change, Jeremy Lee says.

Samsung chief presides over $20bn boost in brand value

Kwon Oh-Hyun of Samsung is 2012's most successful brand building chief executive after presiding over a $20bn increase in brand value, according to Brand Finance.

Why magazines' circulations are no longer as easy as ABC

Ahead of a raft of six month data for magazines being released today, Nicholas Coleridge, president of Condé Nast International, warns "bureaucracy, pedantry and timidity" at the Audit Bureau of Circulations is standing in the way of progress.

UK in Top 10 digital markets but lags behind European rivals

The UK is among the world's Top 10 leading digital markets according to new comparisons of size, adoption and ad spend, compiled, for the first time, by ZenithOptimedia.

CES confirms need for rapid progress in the media

Consumers will soon expect to be able to switch seamlessly between connected devices, which will fundamentally change how media is consumed, says VivaKi's Marco Bertozzi after CES 2013.

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.

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".

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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