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Nielsen’s Louise Ainsworth on why the online industry needs its own planning currency, UKOM.

Google has launched Social Search, which allows users to include information from social networks such as Facebook and Twitter on their search results.

Condé Nast is set to relaunch its travel website CNTraveller.com before Christmas.

The results of a new UK study from comScore show that social networking sites accounted for 13.8 billion display ad impressions in August 2009, representing more than 25% of all display ads viewed online.

Over the past twelve months the UK internet audience has grown by over 2 million users, according to data released by research company Kantar.

The IPA has endorsed the IASH code, which is designed to help safeguard the environment in which display advertising appears via networks.

When asked what they would least like to give up for one week, only nine percent of US consumers aged 18-24 said social networks, while 26% said email and 26% said texting, according to a new study.

Absolute Radio is the first commercial broadcaster to publish regular figures on online listening hours.

Report looks at the current market position for online advertising in the UK, including expenditure trends, share of revenue and forecasts.

Guardian.co.uk has regained the position of most popular national newspaper website in the UK, according to data just released by ABCe.