So, it has finally happened. The will they wont they debate, that has raged throughout search engine marketing world, has come to an end and Microsoft and Yahoo have finally decided to join forces in the battle against Google. After months of speculation (and numerous articles on The Digital Lookout here, here and here) a …
True to form the government has encased microblogging in red tape by producing a 5382 word, 20 page guide to its best usage for government agencies. The document, which would take 259 separate tweets if distributing using twitter, was produced by the department of business’ head of corporate digital channels, and even he is said …
As part of a redesign of their homepage, and in an obvious attempt to drive continued growth in the micro-blogging platform, Twitter has turned educational in their approach to driving new sign ups. Twitter will unveil its new homepage next week and according to all things D “People arriving at the new main homepage will …
After the recent vince update Google has been further playing with its SERPs by taking localisation into their own hands and taking it upon itself to decide which country specific results a user wants to see. Soon you till no longer have the “results from the UK” radio button, Google will know exactly what results to display, neat …
The adult industry has been moving Internet forward since its inception. The driving force behind many of the advances we take for granted today. Increasing connection speeds were largely driven by the need for adult sites to be able to display large, high resolution images, rich media and video content. Live streaming was pioneered by …
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