These articles have been tagged under 'europe' by the bigmouthmedia team.
Christmas e-commerce soars in UK and France
Over the festive period, online shopping in the UK and France rose sharply, while e-commerce in Germany "lagged behind", new research indicates.
UK travel customers 'increasingly using search engines'
The internet is rapidly becoming the number one resource for consumers looking to travel, according to new research.
Charity search engine Everyclick.com hoping to increase success
Everyclick.com, a UK-based search engine that raises money for charities each time a user conducts a query, is hoping to significantly increase the amount of money it generates over 2008, the Guardian reports.
Bebo named as top social networking site
Social networking site Bebo has been named as the top-performing website of its kind in a new report.
Google 'to move into newspaper advertising in UK'
Google is currently in talks with a number of UK newspaper publishers to sell advertising space in their publications to its online clients, it has been reported.
UK consumers avoid Boxing Day scramble by shopping online
It seems that, despite a heavy Christmas dinner, people are still hungry for bargains. Hitwise has reported Boxing Day as the busiest online shopping day in the UK in 2007
Google-DoubleClick deal gets support from FTC
The controversial attempt to purchase internet advertising firm DoubleClick by Google has received approval from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
European online shopping 'hits high point' of festive season
The first week of December recorded the highest rate of cyber shopping activity so far this season in the UK, France and Germany, new research suggests.
Common standards on privacy must be reached, says EP member
Prior to the European commission's (EC's) ruling over the Google DoubleClick deal, scheduled for April, a Dutch member of the European Parliament (EP) has spoken of the need to arrive on common privacy standards.
Google-DoubleClick deal creates further controversy
The Google-DoubleClick deal, which has provoked concern over competition within the industry, is now the subject of further scrutiny following the deletion of a web page, CNet News reports.
