In the space of 5 years tablets have become a must-have device, a report shows that one in 10 three to four-year-olds own one.
Facebook estimates that it contributes more than £2-billion a year to the UK, including the development of an almost £500-million "app economy".
Visits to the mobile version of Wikipedia’s website rose by more than 1-million on Wednesday after the blackout in protest of US anti-piracy bills.
Struggling internet company Yahoo! has appointed the president of PayPal, Scott Thompson, as its new CEO, replacing the ousted Carol Bartz.
Jeremy Clarkson accused of offensive behaviour after making jokes about India’s people and culture in <i>Top Gear</i> Christmas special.
Show’s makers reject academics’ claim that Mark & Olly: Living with the Machigenga was ‘staged, false, fabricated and distorted’.
Twitter could become a tool in the fight to contain the spread of illnesses if mapping technology that examines health-related tweets takes off.
The wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton will be screened on an official YouTube channel with pics posted on Flickr.
Global recorded music sales fell by almost $1,5-billion last year as digital piracy continued to take its toll on the industry.
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Coalition says film, TV and music industries must bear financial burden of pursuing illegal downloaders.
The advertising economy in South Africa is set to receive a massive $200m boost this year as brands such as Nike plough millions into targeting fans.
AOL is set to offload Bebo to United States private investment firm Criterion Capital Partners at a "fire sale" price potentially below $10-million.
The United Kingdom has become the first major economy in which advertisers spend more on internet advertising than television.