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As of today (December 31), Yahoo has officially withdrawn from South Korea - with users logging on to the page simply

Christmas day once again saw the record shattered for new smart device activation and app downloads on both iOS and

Wow, is it the end of another year already? We’ve done so much stuff in 2012, and we wanted to share some of our

At the turn of the year, it’s natural to think through how changing digital technologies give opportunities and

If you’re confusing pandas and penguins, and you think the cookie law is getting tough on the chocolate chip industry,

Facebook is the latest firm to reveal its UK tax figures - with accounts showing that the firm only paid £2.9 million

Social network giant Facebook has come under criticism for targeting pregnant women with advertising specifically based

Internet giant Google has been given until the end of next month to address complaints that its search engine favours

We've always done things a little differently here at ClickThrough Marketing.

A PPC manager at search agency ClickThrough Marketing has become one of only 32 people in the UK to pass all three

The coffee chain Starbucks got a lot more than it bargained for following the launch of its new Twitter campaign.

It’s estimated that 95% of blogs are abandoned: left to rot, forgottten. These blog ghosts can haunt a company.

Several public-facing keyword tools have been shelved after Google cracked down on web apps which don’t adhere to its

The US and UK have refused to sign an ITU treaty on international Internet governance.

The Pope has sent his first round of tweets to almost one million followers.

In a poor bit of PR for technology giant Apple, the firm has finally had to allow Google to bring back its Map app for

Facebook privacy is under the microscope once again: after the social networking giant made changes to its control

Just a few weeks after the mass circulation of a fake Facebook update on privacy, Facebook users overwhelmingly ignored

The battle between Instagram and Twitter has re-ignited once more, with Twitter launching a number of new photo sharing

Following strong criticism from some MPs, Prime Minister David Cameron has said that he will take measures to redraft a

At first glance, Gangnam Style, Whitney Houston, April Jones and Kate Middleton seem to have very little in common.

With the festive holidays now just a couple of weeks away, many shoppers across the United Kingdom are doing their best

Like the rest of the ClickThrough Marketing content team, copywriter Jack Adams is a qualified journalist. He is a

Yahoo! has set out to combat the competition from Google AdSense by creating its own highly relevant on-site ads under

Google's executive chairman Eric Schmidt has moved quickly to squash rumours of him joining the Obama administration.

Twitter is set to be graced with a holy presence from next week.

Smartphones have sent the video games industry into overdrive. The days of forking out for a bespoke games console are

Social media giant Facebook is reportedly rumoured to be interested in acquiring the Whatsapp messaging service.

Social networking site Twitter has been taken to court by a disgruntled data analysis firm over an issue relating to

Twitter has proven to be a powerful Internet marketing tool, allowing for an unprecedented level of instant engagement