Instagram promised not to sell user photos after a policy change gave it “perpetual” rights to uploaded images
Google has introduced a 'confirmed clicks' into all its image-based mobile adverts to combat errant click-throughs
Aaron McKee of Struq needs the cloud and Big Data to serve people ads they can use
Shares climb again despite negative overall result
TechWeekEurope chats to Pravin Paratey, CTO at Affectv, about the appeal of complex problems, wearable computing and his days as…
RUSSIA: Entrepreneur Oleg Tinkov visits London to talk about his latest projects – Tinkoff Credit Systems and Tinkoff Digital
UK businesses can pay for advertising with the Google AdWords Business Credit Card - but nothing else
Virgin Media has once again fallen foul of the Advertising Standards Authority
Nokia is forced to admit its Lumia 920 teaser advert was misleading
Facebook has stepped up its measures against fake 'Likes', as it faces investor pressure to prove its worth to advertisers
An interview with Ebuzzing from this summer’s entrepreneur conference
Facebook might put advertising in your newsfeed, whether you “Like” it or not
Social network hopes to monetise its mobile user base
A strategic acquisition made five years ago appears to have backfired
A US federal judge rules that tracking accusations should be investigated
Skype ads - designed to distract you on calls - will hit you if you don't have credit
Facebook and comScore say the social network is capable of marketing miracles
Microsoft said it will err on the side of privacy by setting Internet Explorer 10 to decline tracking by default,…
General Motors quits advertising on Facebook as Zuckerburg and Co prep for this week's IPO launch
New Zealanders have the option to make themselves appear more popular
Intel is throwing its substantial marketing muscle behind a massive new advertising campaign for Ultrabooks
TechWeekEurope learns the police are investigating claims one of its officers was taken to lunch by Phorm in 2010
The CAP guidelines look to stop ISPs and mobile vendors making outrageous claims in their ads
Facebook is reportedly developing an improved social search engine as it gears up for its forthcoming IPO
Advertising Standards Agency says it has received complaints that Apple misled customers over 4G claim
AVG is offering a do-not-track feature to prevent ad networks tracking users, and has launched an online security BootCamp
Already at 8 Percent Of GDP, the UK's online spending will reach £225 billion by 2016
Google may have profited from bad ads in the past, but it is cleaning up its act
AnyMeeting Now offers all-comers a free meeting-on-demand service, though ad-supported, at any time of day
Facebook's Timeline user interface has been applied to its Pages promotional palettes for organisations and brands