A ‘church’ whose central tenet is the right to file-share has been formally recognised by the Swedish government, with its founder hoping the process will be given religious protection.
File-sharing religion 'Kopimism' now officially recognised in Sweden
A ‘church’ whose central tenet is the right to file-share has been formally recognised by the Swedish government, with its founder hoping the process will be given religious protection.
New Yahoo CEO: PayPal president to lead embattled online giant
Yahoo has appointed Scott Thompson, the president of online payments firm Paypal, as its new head, as the embattled internet media giant looks to turn around its fortunes.
10 digital trends for 2012: Mobile wallets, location tools and ID as the new currency
Digital service design consultancy Fjord has announced its digital trend predictions for 2012, with mobile wallets, location tools and connected devices being trends to prepare for this year.
Top Android apps by age: Angry Birds more popular with older users
Facebook and apps from Google like Gmail and the Android Market are the most popular smartphone apps among Android owners 18 years and older in the U.S. according to new research.
Daily deals sites: Groupon sales outpacing rivals
Groupon outperformed its rivals in November 2011 in the US, increasing revenue while its closest competitors posted declines, according to a new report.
Top 50 US sites: Retail sites thrive
Google sites remained the most visited property online during November 2011, but retail sites thrived in the build up to the festive period, according to new data.
Boxing Day bonanza: Brits spend record 13m hours shopping online
UK Internet users broke online records this Christmas as 13 million hours were spent shopping online on Boxing Day, according to new research.
Wikipedia publisher raises record $20m from donors
The Wikimedia Foundation has raised a record $20m in private donations to fund its Wikipedia community sites in 2012.
Games consoles becoming ‘entertainment hubs’
US consumers are using their Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and Wii devices to stream movies and TV shows in growing numbers, according to a new survey.