12:12, Thu, Jan 22, 2026 Updated: 12:13, Thu, Jan 22, 2026 Virgin Media O2 has pledged to donate 12,000 mobile phones to people who need them, doubling down on its initiative to tackle digital ...

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Iceland Foods is enhancing its in-store advertising capabilities, rolling out new “UK first” sensor-based technology across its retail media network. The partnership with US digital screen specialist ...

Advertisements shown via Reels rose 35% in 2025 on Meta's Instagram (META) and made up more than half of all the ads shown on the platform, according to data from Sensor Tower. Watching Reels made up ...

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Notifications from Facebook and Instagram have been pinging to users' phones, asking if they want to pay £3.99 a month for their platforms - or continue to use them for free. So what are you paying ...