Google is offering free Wi-Fi on airports across all the US from now till the 15 January 2010. It is currently available at 47 airports. A “cool gift” from the search engine which is helping raising money for local non-profit … Read More
Twitter and LinkedIn announced their partnership today, this will help bring tweets to LinkedIn. New features will be rolled out the next couple of days where LinkedIn account holders can tweet their LinkedIn status and vice versa (Tweets will be … Read More
The Mobile Marketing Association announced the results of its Annual Global Mobile Attitude and Usage Study conducted in 2008. The markets surveyed in the Asia Pacific segment of the study include: Australia, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Singapore and South … Read More
It is a known fact that Japanese are one of the top users of Social media in the world. Japan was the number-one country by the number of YouTube users for years, and still now, Japanese spend most time on … Read More
ContactLab has released the results of a new study on the use of email amongst European users. Habits, trends, and use of newsletters is examined for the following markets: Italy Spain France Germany UK The results are organized in different … Read More
Baidu, China’s leading search engine announced yesterday that it has signed an agreement with China Unicom to provide wireless search. China Unicom is the country’s second largest cell phone operator with 141 million mobile users. China Telecom, the largest cell … Read More
On October 14 Jeff Weiner of LinkedIn announced via their blog that they have achieved a historic milestone. The social network for professionals now has 50 million users worldwide and half of these users come from outside the USA. 11 … Read More
German flag-carrier Lufthansa has announced that it is to offer full web access via a wifi system and a satellite connection for all passengers in all flights and classes during the coming year. This will put pressure on more competitors … Read More
The AT Institute has just published a report at Xitimonitor showing that on average 53% of visits to UK websites have been generated by online marketing campaigns. The UK is followed by Spain 45%, Germany 40% and then just 29% … Read More
Twitter announced via its blog that it is adding support for French, Italian, German and Spanish to the languages supported by its interface. Until now the system has only been available in English and Japanese. In its blog post it … Read More
WebCertain, where I work, is often classified as being in the North East of England and though it’s actually in Yorkshire, the business does have clients in the North East. Today, the UK’s Telegraph is touting a story entitled “People … Read More
According to Inside Facebook the fastest growing European country for Facebook in September was Turkey. Although Turkey is not technically part of the European continent it is applying to become part of the European Union. Turkey also has the largest … Read More
Google announced at SMX East in New York this week that the canonical tag is to be expanded by the end of this year. The canonical tag is basically a tool for telling Google that pages with identical content should … Read More
In 2009, according to the eighth survey on the use of Information and Communications technology by Statistics Iceland 92 percent of Icelandic households had a computer with 90 percent of them all having access to the internet. Nearly all of … Read More
On a recent trip to the UK, US search marketer and prolific blogger Lee Odden visited the WebCertain offices and the team took the opportunity to get his thoughts on a range of search and Social Media topics.
Here are some of the questions WebCertain posed, along with Lee’s answers.. … Read More
