Tag Archives: Digital media

Fast Web Media has moved company director Stephen O’Malley to head up its award-winning social media team and activities in Europe…

The ASA has ruled against film distributor Lions Gate UK over a 12A-rated film trailer on YouTube that could be seen by viewers of any age.

Fast Web Media takes a look at the digital technologies and trends that are likely to be big over the next twelve months.

This week, we look at the latest tablet technology to hit the market, discounts on Facebook advertising and why the Lady is going Gaga for Google…

In this week’s FWM Bytes, we look at how Google is punishing itself for using paid promotion, investigate Sweden’s novel new Twitter feed and take The Telegraph’s Digital Diet.

In this week’s Bytes, we take a look at the growing strengths of Google+, a lawsuit against Facebook’s Sponsored Stories and mind-reading computers…

What have been the digital crackers and humbugs of 2011? FWM discuss, all with a splash of high quality taxidermy…

Will GoogleTV really be 2012′s dominant televisual format and what will Facebook be doing with Gowalla? We take a look in this week’s FWM Bytes…

In this week’s FWM Bytes, we look at the digital successes on Black Friday and Cyber Monday and find out about Odeon’s use of f-commerce…

In this week’s FWM Bytes, we look at the rise of Couch Commerce and check out some interesting stats about social mobile use…

Google dances to its own beat by launching Google Music, while the battle between print and digital continues apace

In this week’s Bytes, Fast Web discuss how Siri, the iPhone 4S app, is causing a stirr, why the British public are cynical to brands on Facebook and ask is there a secret to viral marketing?

In this week’s FWM Bytes, we talk about the Hitwise report on the growth of online video and social media, …

In this week’s FWM Bytes, we take a look at the latest modifications to Google Analytics, a new social platform and changes to an old one…

In this week’s FWM Bytes, the focus is on social media – the global revenue for 2011, changes to paid advertising platforms and how brand plan to increase user engagement.

In this week’s FWM Bytes, we take a look at some mixed news for mCommerce, changes to Facebook’s Insights service and Google’s trip to MediaCity…

We look at a competitor for QR Codes, Google’s new innovation for news services and Amazon’s Kindle Fire in this week’s edition of FWM Bytes.

We look at the changes Facebook announced at their F8 conference and ask what they could mean for brands looking to connect with the site’s users.

We look at Twitter’s new analytics tool, DC Comics’ cunning use of promoted tweets and how Flash is finally getting onto iOS devices.

We look at why Mobile’s really going places, the social media reaction to the Manchester riots and Twitter advertising.

Google Analytics have introduced Multi-Channel Funnels, which has got the Fast Web Search team all excited. What else is hot right now? Check the “tweather”. And if you’re a frequenter of pub quizzes, you best find out what the Kubrick Defence is…

Would you watch the footy on Facebook? What are the top 50 websites in 2011? How is Obama bringing change to Foursquare’s fortune? How will Android be boosted by Google’s acquisition of Motorola?

UK Riots: Social Unrest and Social Media – is it right to attribute blame to social media for the August 2011 UK Riots? FWM Discuss in this week’s Bytes.

The launch of the new Facebook ads API, the TV vs Digital debate & Spotify getting sued – Fast Web Media discuss this week’s digital news.

The latest digital news from FWM. This week we talk about Google Plus Business profiles, Adwords Express and the digital fever that is fanning the Olympic flames…

This week we talk about the rise of PPC, the effect of using Google on human memory and MySpace Tom’s love affair with Google Plus.

Is the News of the World phone hacking scandal indicative of the web’s stronghold over print media?

This week’s FWM Bytes features the debate around the BBC’s move to Media City, Facebook vibes, the arrival of Dr Who episodes on Facebook and a delightful solution to how we can make everything ok.

This week’s FWM Bytes features the Baidu-Bing Alliance, Twelevision, the success of Manchester as an exportable brand and return of Terry to the FWM tech team.

The new exquisite ABSOLUT ELYX, super premium vodka from ABSOLUT is launched in the global duty free/travel retail market. It is backed by a powerful 360-degree marketing campaign in all available media.

A premium version of Foster’s is being launched – but it won’t be found in pubs and bars. t will be backed with a multi-million pound campaign, including TV ads and outdoor posters.

Here at Fast Web Media, we have been scouring the news over the last 7 days to find out what’s gone on in the digital and online world.

The two teams are to meet in the UEFA Champions Leauge Final, but who is the Digital Champion between Manchester United and Barcelona?