Germany coach Joachim Low believes his side’s historic FIFA World Cup™ win at Brazil 2014 will be the stepping stone to achieving further future honours. Mario Gotze’s stunning 113th-minute chest and volley sealed
Trying to cash in on the ongoing football World Cup frenzy, cybercriminals have come up with a webpage that imitates the original Fifa and preys on visitors, according to Russian cyber-security solutions
The ‘World Cup’ effect surfaces as average monthly sales jump in the last month leading up to the event Every four years, a phenomenon takes place to coincide with the coming of
Google has been doodling throughout the World Cup 2014 tournament, with doodles about teams, the culture of Brazil, footballing skills and other aspects showcasing a slice of the South-American nation to the world. And it is
Moments after Uruguayan striker Luis Suarez sunk his teeth into an opposing Italian player during Tuesday’s World Cup match-up, brands were using the incident to market burgers on Twitter. Suarez’s mid-game snack
Google has taken to the beaches of Brazil for its latest doodle from the ongoing World Cup 2014 series. This time around it features the Greece vs Cote d’Ivoire match, which
Google has gone back to focusing on core footballing skills with its World Cup 2014 doodle forTuesday. The focus of the World Cup doodles have alternately been about some of the most
Twitter and Facebook lit up in a World Cup frenzy this week as millions of people around the world took to social media to share in the ups and downs of
Google’s new World Cup 2014 doodle on Friday continues the trend from Thursday by celebrating the spirit of football and steering clear from the controversy the ‘Streets of Rio’ doodle raised on
Google’s World Cup 2014 doodle on Wednesday was aimed at highlighting the ‘Streets of Rio’, and depicted the favelas or slums of the city. This had come under sharp criticism from a
After having created doodles for the opening four days of World Cup 2014 on a trot, Google has now celebrated the famous Mexican wave in its latest doodle. Google had first doodled the
The 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil has begun, and Trend Micro researchers have pointed out yet another thing that fans need to be careful about: fake and malicious versions of World