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[2012 trends] Setting the scene for search-based marketing

[Peter Stewart] Search-based marketing may be broken down into conversion, search engine optimisation (SEO), paid search and performance email information. In setting the scene for the rest of 2012, here are various trends per category. 24 Jan 2012 14:37

[2012 trends] Mobile - why, what and maybe

[Kevin Bassett] Mobile is trending and 2012 won't be any different. But the products will, so here's a look at why, what and maybe. [video] 16 Jan 2012 13:00

[2012 trends] With apologies to Cindy Lauper: boys and girls just wanna have fun

[Mike Abel] It's been a trying time aboard the good ship GFC (Global Financial Crisis). But like all sailors on the sea of life, if rough becomes the new normal, the seasickness begins to ebb and we can start moving away from being "bent-double" over the side of the boat and assume steadier footing through these turbulent waters. 10 Jan 2012 13:27

Digital edition reader

An application that replaces the existing Flash-based solution will reportedly make MySubs one of the first digital content aggregators to replace Flash for the purposes of viewing 'same as print' editions. The browser-based reading application makes use of HTML5 and JavaScript to render digital newspapers and magazines. 20 Sep 2011 10:43

HTML5: five things for marketers to consider

[Matt Rose] HTML5 is the latest platform for web development and will make surfing the net much more interactive and media-rich (especially though mobile browsers). This means that, at a fundamental level, it will change the way we consume content and thus as marketers we should start thinking about the practical implications of this. 1 Sep 2011 12:12

Adobe collaborates on new mobile advertising standards

SAN JOSE, US/JOHANNESBURG, SA: At Adobe MAX, Adobe's worldwide developer conference, Adobe Systems Incorporated announced it is collaborating with six leading digital advertising companies to define two new full screen ad formats for smart phones that support Adobe Flash Player 10.1 software and/or HTML5. 1 Nov 2010 11:19

Why browsers matter

[Vint Cerf] If you use the Internet, your browser may be the most important piece of software on your laptop, desktop or mobile phone. Globally, people are spending increasing amounts of leisure time online every month, and for many people who rely heavily on the web for their business needs, online time increases commensurately. 1 Apr 2010 08:13

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