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Feb 2013
The latest data from Greenlight shows that in the lead up to Christmas, a total of 12 million searches were made on Google UK for Brown Goods and Amazon, which in August was the most visible site to these searches, was knocked off its perch by none other than Apple!
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Press
05
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Feb 2013
Apple’s revenue may have missed expectations as sales of the iPhone reportedly disappointed. However, data from Greenlight shows no slump in the number of online searches pertaining to iPhones, in the lead up to Christmas. In fact, search volumes for the term ‘iPhone 5’ saw a dramatic 594% jump. The opposite was true for the term ‘Blackberry’. Just last week, its inventor, Research in Motion (RIM), showed off two new smartphones for its newly built BlackBerry 10 operating system.
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15
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Jan 2013
Ahead of Facebook’s ’'Come see what we're building” mystery press conference taking place at its Californian headquarters today, speculation is rife as to exactly what the social network will be unveiling. According to Andreas Pouros, chief operating officer at Greenlight, two things are poignantly clear and are likely to be the key indicators as to what Facebook will be revealing.
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08
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Aug 2012
Expected to launch in September with a release date sometime in October, the keyword ‘iPhone 5’ received the highest number of queries - 450,000, and accounted for 6% of the total number of searches for brown goods products in May and 21% of those made for the Phones & Accessories subsector.
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Press
08
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Aug 2012
Amazon UK was the most visible brown goods advertiser online, Apple remained the most visible website for brown goods-related searches whilst the keyword ‘iPhone 5’ received the highest number of queries, reveals Greenlight's latest report covering Brown Goods.
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Jul 2012
With Facebook’s inaugural results perceived as being underwhelming, and Facebook looking to mobile to grow revenues, the challenge of how it monetises people’s usage of its network over mobile phones continues to be a primary concern for investors. In Greenlight's view, if a phone is now not part of its plans, Facebook has a mobile problem on its hands.
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