The Observer to be available on iPad from Sunday | 13 September 2012, 1:50PM | The Guardian iPad edition is being re-launched as The Guardian and Observer iPad edition with the first iPad issue of The Observer to be unveiled this Sunday (16 September). In addition to the Monday – Saturday issues of the Guardian, on Sundays the app will now include an Observer issue, featuring the main news section of The Observer, the New Review, the sport section and the Observer Magazine.
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How social commerce might just save social | 13 September 2012, 10:28AM | 2012 represents the largest investment by brands in social channels, technologies and platforms to date and the forecast for 2013/2014 is even larger. eConsultancy’s most recent survey reports that 51% of companies changing their social media budget are planning to increase it by over 20% in 2013, with more than 9% doubling their budgets. (UK Search Engine Marketing Benchmark Report 2012).
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Internet Usage in the UK [infographic] | 13 September 2012, 9:26AM | The second in a series of infographics from The National Readership Survey (NRS) looks into internet usage in the UK, based on those who have accessed the internet in the past 12 months.
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Three myths of social media ROI | 12 September 2012, 2:54PM | Three major misunderstandings about social media ROI are undermining the use of social media by brands, according to Walter Carl, chief research officer and founder of US-based research firm ChatThreads, who spoke last Friday at Social Media Matters Asia 2012.
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Responsive design should be top of your digital to-do list | 12 September 2012, 10:59AM | In June, sales via smartphones and tablets leapt 356% compared to the same month last year, according to a new report by IMRG Capgemini. The total online spend in the UK for June was £6bn, a 13% increase compared to last year.
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Does the Internet of Things have a home in the UK? | 12 September 2012, 9:55AM | There's no current value in switching on your washing machine, monitoring food levels in your fridge or mapping your drive to work. Just like there never used to be any value in idle chit chat, silly photos or sharing water-cooler gossip about the latest cultural sensation.
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