Here's how the web will look in five years according to Google
13 Nov 2009 | by Gareth Jones
, radio and the web will go away. 4. "We're starting to make significant money off of Youtube ...
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Jobs | Agency Showcase | Ad creative40 Years of the Web: 40 things you didn't know about the internet
31 Dec 2009 | by Adam Woods
about the web...to the web. The Arpanet was devised as a response to the Russian launch of the Sputnik in 1957. UCLA ... , was based in a world dominated by ' the Grid ', similar to the web. Engineer Ray Tomlinson sent the first email in 1971. Tim Berners-Lee , who founded the world-wide web in 1989, took inspiration from a ...
Google and Disney are the web's most connected brands
28 Oct 2009 | by Jennifer Whitehead
LONDON - Google and Disney are the web's most connected brands, according to a new survey that aims
I love Gordon Brown and pickle, says David Cameron (in web mash-up)
09 Oct 2009 | by Andrew McCormick
LONDON - The days of listening to boring political speeches are over, thanks to a new online mash-up from the Liberal Democrats that mocks speeches by rivals Gordon Brown and David Cameron.
Peter Bazalgette: why I'm investing in the web
02 Oct 2009 | by Andrew McCormick
LONDON - Peter Bazalgette, often labelled the most powerful man in TV, has a new love: the internet. Most recently he's backed social search engine AskPeopleYouKnow.com and, in an interview with Revolution, he explains why digital fascinates him and why TV ads can still work.
Asda uses web in aim to become store of the people
01 Oct 2009 | by Elizabeth Clifford-Marsh
LONDON - Asda has launched a 'new era of democratic consumerism' by introducing policies that encourage customer participation and feedback in a bid to involve its customers in the decision making process.
Opinion: web sucker punches TV, but the best is yet to come
30 Sep 2009 | by Gareth Jones
Figures released today by the IAB and PricewaterhouseCoopers show that advertisers spent a record 1.75 billion on digital marketing in the first six months of this year, outstripping TV to become the UK biggest advertising medium. In case you don't know, as of today the web accounts for 23.5 per ...
Rival web giants unite to sell ad targeting to brands
29 Sep 2009 | by Andrew McCormick
LONDON - The UK's biggest online players, including Microsoft, Google and Yahoo!, united today to convince brands that behavioural targeting is the only means of running a successful online ad campaign. But they still have some way to go to get advertisers on side.
Web-enabled doorbell lets you banish unwanted visitors
29 Sep 2009 | by Gareth Jones
-up Buzzeromatic has launched a web-enabled doorbell that allows you to banish unwanted callers for good....phase of testing, uses Twilio, a new technology capable of integrating the web with various phone ...
Web traffic measurement set for radical overhaul
21 Sep 2009 | by Darren Davidson
LONDON - The measurement of web traffic is about to undergo a significant overhaul as rivals...revealed, but it is known that it will combine Omniture's method of analysing web traffic by looking at data collected by web servers with comScore's estimates of online activity using panels of internet ...
