A biannual survey by Piper Jaffray reveals that Twitter has replaced the long-standing social networking giant.
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September saw the UK’s online universe hold steady around the 40 million users mark after a slight decline throughout the year. 40.8 million people across the UK went online, leading to a YOY fall of 2.6 million users.
Mozilla has released an add-on for Firefox that reveals online data tracking, allowing users to see who exactly is tracking their movements on the web.
The one-time ad is designed to give users a sense for the look and feel of the ads they will see – distinguishable from standard users photos by putting the word ‘Sponsored’ where the time stamp normally would be.
Wild joins Quantcast from OMD, where she managed the digital performance department, working with clients such as Vodafone and EasyJet.
Twitter’s entry into the stock market is to become the largest Silicon Valley offering since Facebook’s listing in 2012.
The BBC has announced that its iPlayer app for iOS and Android devices has been downloaded over 20 million times in total, as mobile and tablet TV viewing overtakes TV viewing from the PC.
The latest ABC results for online national newspapers paints a healthy picture for digital, with just the Mirror Group Digital seeing any decline across the period.
New research from Kantar Media reveals that the average radio listener would be willing to pay over £42 a year to access content.
Civolution and Optimal have announced a partnership that will allow brands and agencies to buy Facebook ads in synchronisation with TV adverts.