UK mobile content revenues worth over £1bn in five years
Total UK revenues for mobile content and services, mobile advertising and marketing, will be £407.10 million in 2010, rising to £1.10 billion in 2015, according to a new report .
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1 in 8 kids have 'had upsetting experiences online’
More than one in eight children have been bothered or upset by online content finds a report published today based on interviews with 23,000 young people across Europe.
1 in 8 kids have ‘had upsetting experiences online’
More than one in eight children have been bothered or upset by online content finds a report published today based on interviews with 23,000 young people across Europe.
Top Facebook apps caught ‘leaking data to advertisers’
The top 10 applications on Facebook have all been transmitting user data, including access to people’s names and, in some cases, their friends’ names, to dozens of advertising and Internet tracking firms, according to a news report.
Yahoo takeover bid rumours: AOL and News Corp named as suitors
Yahoo’s shares rose 11% yesterday on the back on speculation that the struggling online media giant is the object of a takeover attempt, with both AOL and News Corporation in the running as possible bidders.
LoveFilm to stream movies via PS3 consoles
LoveFilm is set to let its subscribers watch films onlinve via their PS3 consoles from next month.
Facebook adds ‘Groups’ and archive tools
Facebook has unveiled several new features on its social network, including one that makes it easier for its 500 million members to separate online friendships into groups and another that lets them archive personal information posted on the website.
Right to reply: Blackberry’s iPad rival Playbook focuses on core customers
Blackberry maker Research In Motion unveiled its much anticipated tablet computer that it hopes will challenge Apple’s iPad. Tim Renowden, Ovum analyst looks at how the switch to new platform will leave Blackberry needing to convince developers to be taken seriously as a rival to Apple and Google’s Android platform.
Right to reply: Blackberry’s iPad rival Playbook focuses on core customers
Blackberry maker Research In Motion unveiled its much anticipated tablet computer that it hopes will challenge Apple’s iPad. Tim Renowden, Ovum analyst looks at how the switch to new platform will leave Blackberry needing to convince developers to be taken seriously as a rival to Apple and Google’s Android platform.
Right to reply: Blackberry's iPad rival Playbook focuses on core customers
Blackberry maker Research In Motion unveiled its much anticipated tablet computer that it hopes will challenge Apple’s iPad. Tim Renowden, Ovum analyst looks at how the switch to new platform will leave Blackberry needing to convince developers to be taken seriously as a rival to Apple and Google’s Android platform.