New Hitwise figures reveal that, for the first time, social networks now receive more UK internet visits than search engines.
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Almost 6 million British adults intend to watch more World Cup TV coverage this time around than they did during the 2006 tournament, according to new research.
New research reveals that during February to the end of April 2010, 31.1% of US mobile subscribers used mobile web browsers in an average month, up 2.5 percentage points on the previous three month period.
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Marketers at FIFA partners across the world will be hoping to leverage their sponsorship investment when the World Cup kicks off in South Africa on Friday 11th June.
New figures from the Interactive Advertising Bureau Europe reveal that online advertising growth hit 4.5% last year, significantly less than the 20% growth recorded in 2008.
In our latest Research Focus report, Future Foundation explores the increasingly blurred boundaries between what’s mine and what’s yours when it comes to online privacy…
Dylan Mouratsing, global insight manager at Kinetic, on new research focusing on digital out of home media and how it can benefit advertisers.
April data from comScore shows that 178 million US internet users watched online video during the month.
New figures from the Radio Advertising Bureau reveal that the commercial radio sector has grown its share of the display advertising market for the first time in 5 years.
US consumers prefer print magazines to e-reader versions, according to findings from a survey carried out by the Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) Council.