Spreaker launched today its free app for broadcasting live audio on Android devices. With the new app, users can broadcast live on the Internet, using nothing but the microphone existing in their Android or iPhone smartphones.
An article by Rebecca Smith, Medical Editor of The Telegraph shines light on food companies circumventing ad rules to target kids unhealthy products. According to Smith, companies such as Kellogg's, Rowntree and even Cadbury have set up websites with games and videos targeting kids. And if engaging via the digital playground were not enough, social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook, even email, have been employed to get around government ad regulations.
The main benefits are for individual users, who will now be able to see how they measure up against other team members, both socially and with accomplishments.
Our guest author, Kate Dawson, takes a look at how much our lives are influenced by the online world and highlights some useful services that don't quite require the full commitment of facebook and other social networking sites.
Take a look at some of the most interesting stories behind some of the modern corporate giants.
RadioShack Corp. is searching for a new creative agency of record for the US market. The company appointed Select Resources International (SRI) to review candidates.
Appscend is one of the few service providers that allow companies to create smartphone apps on a budget.
A recent study by Market Authority, Inc found that nearly 6 out of 10 SmartPhone owners look for a business without knowing the specific name; and that they look for businesses by categories, or niches, more than 55% of the time.
In news from Affinnova, Inc., a leader in marketing software and services, the company announced their sixth patent on a marketing innovation tool that helps predict personal preferences.