Internet service providers BT and TalkTalk have received a boost in their efforts to take on the Digital Economy Act, with a judge ruiling that their judicial review has a “real prospect of success”.

The controversial act was supported by... continue reading »

Google have teamed up with the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) to launch their first ad campaign promoting user safety and security on the web, the “Good to Know” campaign.

The campaign is being run across numerous mediums, including print, online... continue reading »

I'm sure you've all noticed that PageRank checkers and toolbars have been down over the past couple of days, well, it's because Google decided to update the query URL without telling anyone.

But don't worry, we've just put up one... continue reading »

Google have taken the fight to Apple’s door, opening its first retail store in an attempt to rival the firms share within the laptop market with the release of its long awaited operating system Chrome OS in the run up... continue reading »

Officials from the Scottish government have made a request to UK communications minister Ed Vaizey to support their bid to create a top level domain for Scotland.

Fronting the bid is Alex Neil, Scottish infrastructure and investment secretary, who wrote... continue reading »

The Government, at last seeing sense, has announced that it will be dropping the site blocking provisions included in the new Digital Economy Act on the advice of telecommunications regulatory body Ofcom that the measures would not be “effective”.

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BT yesterday reported a significant leap in its pre-tax profit of some 20%, sending shares of the company up 4%.

The rise has been attributed to the recent surge in both uptake and demand for superfast broadband services offered by the firm,... continue reading »

Google has begun its assault on Microsoft’s Skype, with the global roll-out of its Google Talk service to more than 150 regions, in 38 different languages, bringing the service into a head-to-head confrontation with ludicrously inflated $8.5bn Skype.

The service can be... continue reading »

A new law has been passed in the State of Missouri, US, which imposes a ban on students and teachers befriending each other over social networking sites such as Facebook.

Governor of Missouri, Jay Nixon, put pen to paper on... continue reading »

Chrome, the web browser from search giant Google, has finally overtaken Mozilla’s Firefox within to take the title of second most popular browser in the UK market, as revealed by analytics service StatCounter.

Chrome, which now holds a market share... continue reading »