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Google has been forced to hand over details of its YouTube user database, including web addresses, to Viacom after a US court ruling.Entertainment company Viacom is currently pursuing a $1bn (£505m) copyright lawsuit against Google and will be able to use the information provided by YouTube as evidence in the case.Viacom wants to determine the… Continue reading Google Forced To Supply YouTube Data

The IPA launched its second TouchPoints hub survey today, following on from the success of its initial version released in 2006 (see IPA Launches Long Awaited TouchPoints Survey) and also announced that COI has signed on as a subscriber.COI is the first non-media agency or media owner to subscribe to TouchPoints2. Mark Cross, COI’s communication… Continue reading COI Adds Weight To TouchPoints2

The Internet Advertising Bureau (IAB) Search Council has brought together Google, Microsoft and Yahoo! to collaborate on help and guidance aimed at increasing transparency around search engines’ sales practices and policies.The Search Help Centre has been created in response to industry feedback on previous initiatives, and features regularly updated information and solutions to search marketing… Continue reading IAB Launches Search Help Centre For Advertisers

Sky News has relaunched its website in an attempt to make it a “dynamic, video-rich site for breaking news and information”.The new look site includes an online community allowing users to set up profiles and blogs from presenters Eamonn Holmes and Dermot Murnaghan.There is also a feature called Choose Your News which allows users to… Continue reading Sky News Relaunches Website

Facebook is the fastest growing site in terms of total UK minutes, according to a study released today by Nielsen Online.It is the only website to increase its total minutes by over 200,000 – growing by 1.8 billion minutes in a year.Only 10 websites and applications have averaged at least 500 million UK minutes per… Continue reading Facebook Is The Fastest Growing Site In The UK

There are under three million people in the UK who are using mobile internet, according to new data from Point Topic. Point Topic asked 2000 people from across the UK if they had accessed the internet on a mobile device during May. It found that just 6% of the general adult population, equivalent to 2.9… Continue reading Under 3m People In UK Use Mobile Internet

The BBC has unveiled a new-look iPlayer which fully integrates radio and TV in one interface.The new-look service launches in beta today and will run alongside the existing iPlayer for the next few weeks.It allows audiences to choose to either listen again to BBC Radio from the last seven days, or listen live – while… Continue reading BBC Launches New-Look iPlayer

New figures released by comScore show that 27 million people in the UK watched more than 3.5 billion videos online in March this year.YouTube accounted for nearly half of all videos viewed online and 99% of the videos watched on Google sites, which topped the table as the most popular site to access online videos.Google… Continue reading 3.5 Billion Videos Viewed Online In March

A new report from eMarketer estimates that 60.5% of the UK population, or 36.8 million people, went online at least once per month in 2007. Of those, 30% – 11 million people – visited social network sites at least once per month. “The strong growth is an indicator of the level of interest consumers have… Continue reading 11m People In The UK Visited Social Network Sites In 2007

Google has launched Ad Planner, a free research and media planning tool that connects advertisers and publishers.The service offers users information about sites that its target audiences are likely to visit, demographic details and related search options.Ad Planner has been specifically designed for media planners, with functions which enable them to create media plans and… Continue reading Google Launches Ad Planner