Oreo vlogs rapped & Euro Parliament votes on Google
The Advertising Standards Authority bans a series of vlogger ads for Oreo, while the European Parliament votes to break up Google's dominance.
ICYMI in November: Google trials ‘mobile friendly’ tag & Twitter gets an algorithm
Twitter rings the changes, Google starts favouring mobile friendly websites and we look at the impact of HTTPS. This is what you might have missed in November.
How to avoid a rap from the ASA for your social media campaign
Oreo has been rapped by the Advertising Standards Authority for an ad campaign that involved a number of prominent bloggers. It has put the issue of native advertising back under the spotlight.
Black Friday website crashes and other stories you may have missed this week
Black Friday causes havoc, the EU lays into Google and Yahoo reveals the top searches of 2014. This was your week in digital.
How big of an impact is HTTPS in search results?
Since Google announced that it is considering HTTPS protocols as a ranking signal, SEOs have speculated on the real impact of having a secure connection to your page. Our analysis shows that HTTPS could be making a significant impact.
Five lessons that Digital Minute has taught us about video content
After just three months, Digital Minute is giving us some big lessons on how video can enhance your content marketing.
Five stories that you might have missed this week
Your weekly round-up of the latest news, stats and opinions in the world of digital.
Google experiments with special ranking for mobile-friendly sites
Google is experimenting with a special mobile ranking, handing out a ‘mobile friendly’ label which could earn sites special treatment in the mobile algorithm.
Big changes coming to Twitter and Facebook
Twitter introduces an algorithm as it looks to appease Wall Street and restore its share value, whilst Facebook makes it easier to ignore annoying friends.
Facebook promising changes to put users in control
Facebook has announced a series of changes that will make it easier for users to avoid branded content and commercial posts, with users being given the ability to decide what content they want to see more of.