Search engines and the vast amounts of information pertaining to them are one of the most obvious examples of ‘big data’, which is often used to research patterns and predict
Search giant Google has recently announced that it intends to introduce a new feature to its News section that will check the accuracy of stories posted there. The objective of
In every profession, we come across someone who says they know a bit about what you do, whether it’s the clued-up amateur or the enthusiastic client. There’s nothing inherently wrong
Google is best known as a tool to find what you’re looking for on the web, but it can be used in more investigative ways than to look up what
An understanding of psychology could help web developers create more effective websites. Ever since the 1950s, advertising agencies have utilised the findings of psychologists to create adverts that sell more
Social media phenomenon Facebook has recently launched a version of its network designed for use in the workplace. Earlier this week, the company
As an editor and an all-round word nerd, I find myself constantly tuned in to developments in the English language and the new words people are coining. The digital age
Social media giant, Facebook has recently launched a new service that allows people to buy and sell items with both connected friends and strangers. The company has noticed that many
Google has just shouted ‘jump’ and the online marketing community has once again cried out in one voice ‘how high?’ This September saw the latest, and reportedly the last, announced
