Posted By Lucy
The United Kingdom’s flag carrier airline, British Airways, has retained its title as the country’s strongest consumer brand for the second year running. The airline, which is Britain’s second-largest carrier, beat fierce competition from brands including Nike, Rolex and Cadbury to soar to the top of the survey, which was conducted by Consumer Superbrands. The […]
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On the off chance you missed it, Greggs the Baker was hacked yesterday. Specifically, sausage roll saboteurs decided to replace Greggs’ official logo on Google with something rather more offensive. Google users who searched “Greggs” found the bakery chain’s company profile included a logo that read “Greggs. Providing s*** to scum for over 70 years.” The image […]
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Posted By Sophie Chadwick
Google, Twitter and Facebook have made some of the largest and high profile purchases of the last decade. As their wealth grows, so does their ability to acquire the technology of the future, investing in potential competitors as well as new ventures. In 2014, Facebook has already acquired Oculus Rift in March for $2 billion […]
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As a bit of a Twitter addict, I tend to feel a certain degree of pride when anything to do with Manchester starts to trend in the UK. This morning was no different when I saw that #ManchesterUnited was the UK’s top trending topic. As a reds fan through and through, I immediately clicked on […]
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