As someone who has taken her business from startup to a global player employing more than 200 people, Sarah Wood is well-placed to tell us what kind of government she would like to come into power.
Alison Gamble, head of marketing at Taylor Vinters, and Robin Bryant, managing director of Mobas, explore some of the new and exciting marketing methods employed by the legal sector.
Subscription-based education service lynda.com, which helps people learn new skills through online videos produced by hired experts, has been bought by LinkedIn.
Former Manchester United footballer Louis Saha has launched his own social media-based startup. But, unlike Sportlobster, which is backed by Michael Owen, or Ryan Giggs and Gary Neville’s Hotel Football, this one’s not for fans. He intends to protect sportsmen from scammers.
By David Craik
When encouraging small and growing business to listen carefully to the words of Elton John, let’s not conjure up ideas of printers, clothes designers and hi-tech startups singing “Nikita” with arms swaying side to side.
By Garth Haley
As you will have no doubt noticed when scrolling down your personal Facebook news feed, the number of videos being shared on social media is increasing. This is because video provides the perfect medium for quick, accessible, informative, and most importantly, sharable content.
Less than one per cent of unique visitors to TripAdvisor or Yelp leave a review. Instead, there are seven more customer tweets about a restaurant for the two websites receive. That’s what makes Everline Future 50’s Twizoo so unique. It is an app that finds the best places to eat or drink across London based on what people are saying on Twitter.
Mobile World Congress has started, and mobile messaging services provider Acision has introduced a new service for businesses which will allow them to reach employees in real-time through digital interactive communications and training.
A look at the importance of social media channels like Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn, and the role they play in job search and recruitment.
With Valentines Day 2015 marking a decade since YouTube was set up by American trio Steve Chen, Chad Hurley and Jawed Karim, its impact on the internet is phenomenal – but what about the business world.
