BrightLocal's 2015 Local Consumer Review Survey has thrown up some interesting data about end-user behaviour.

Microsoft launched Windows 95 on 24th August 1995, and 20 years later it is hard to quantify the impact that the new OS had.

Last February, tech giants Twitter and Google announced that they had come to an arrangement that meant tweets would soon be indexed in Google search results.

The controversial “right to be forgotten” (RTBF) European directive, which allows individuals to ask Google to remove links to stories about them, has taken a further twist.

Traffic from Google to Wikipedia is in decline and is expected to fall even further.

Facebook’s video offering has been in the news, and any new moves by the tech giant are certain to have major impacts for online marketers.

Tech giant Samsung has announced details of two new large screen phones. With quarterly profits having suffered five successive falls, the new models are an important move for Samsung.

With Vimeo commonly seen as a more niche service, YouTube currently dominates the streaming video platform arena.

Asian tech giant Samsung is proposing a game-change method to reorganise the way the internet is accessed on a global scale.

Dot Brands are a relatively new addition to domain name choices, and their full marketing and SEO potential has yet to be revealed.