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One of the continuing trends witnessed this Christmas was the demand for Apple products. iPods, iPads and iPhones were sold in their millions in the UK and because the items themselves are highly sought after and quite valuable, a new... Continue reading...
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Posted by James Murray at 11:18 AM
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In Categories Appliances and Electronics | Business and Finance
Another year has flown by and in time-honoured Hitwise tradition it falls to me to review the highlights of 2011. This year we have seen an astonishing 228 billion UK Internet visits to websites and 28 billion hours spent online.... Continue reading...
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Posted by James Murray at 01:00 PM
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In Categories Appliances and Electronics | Automotive | Business and Finance | Celebrity | Charity | Christmas | Entertainment | Google | News and Media | Property | Search | Shopping and Classifieds | Social Networks | Sports | Travel | Twitter
Utilities is an unusual industry online, in that unlike other categories it follows no discernable seasonal patterns. Most of the categories that we monitor here at Experian Hitwise demonstrate some form of seasonality. Travel for example has two peaks every... Continue reading...
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Posted by James Murray at 10:55 AM
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In Categories Business and Finance | Social Networks
Today we released the twelfth issue of the Experian Hitwise Financial Services Quarterly report, which looks at the top online trends in the finance and insurance markets. It’s amazing to think that the report is three years old, and to... Continue reading...
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Posted by James Murray at 02:49 PM
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In the aftermath of last week’s rioting across England, one of the knock-on effects of the looting and vandalism caused was a noticeable increase in searches for home insurance. UK Internet searches for all variations of home insurance increased by... Continue reading...
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Posted by James Murray at 04:29 PM
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In Categories Business and Finance
The political compromise forged by Barack Obama last week may have prevented the US from defaulting on its debt repayments, but the combination of Standard & Poor’s decision to downgrade US sovereign debt rating from AAA to AA+ and continuing... Continue reading...
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Posted by James Murray at 09:55 AM
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In Categories Business and Finance