Facebook has announced a unique partnership with Google to allow its popular ad-buying platform DoubleClick act as third-party software on the previously exclusive Facebook Exchange service.

In an interview with British broadsheet the Daily Telegraph, Havas chief executive David Jones has spoken candidly on Europe's economic recovery and his take on the Publicis-Omnicom super-merger.

Alongside fellow U.S conglomerates Amazon and Google, the world's leading social networking site Facebook has now been revealed to have have paid zero corporation tax in Britain for 2012, according to their latest accounts.

The Internet Advertising Bureau has today claimed that Britons spend one in twelve waking minutes - 43 hours per month - online, and digital marketers are spending more than ever, £66 per person in fact, to attract clicks.

In a range of interviews with The Drum magazine, senior executives across multiple digital agencies are coming to terms with Google's decision to encrypt natural search queries last March; affecting the levels of keyword analysis available to marketers in an effort to protect user privacy.

To celebrate its 15th birthday, tech giant Google has unveiled an update to its search algorithm that would affect 90% of queries. But before the SEO industry could go into meltdown - Google SVP Amrit Singhal revealed that the update had been in place for almost a month.