Exposed: NHS caught sharing users’ health concerns with Facebook
The popular NHS Choices health website has been exposed automatically ‘tracking’ all Facebook users that visit, according to new research.
The popular NHS Choices health website has been exposed automatically ‘tracking’ all Facebook users that visit, according to new research.
In a speech this week, Ed Vaizey, minister for Culture, Communications, and Creative Industries, set out the government’s vision on ‘Net Neutrality’. He outlined three principles: openness, transparency and freedom to invest and innovate. Thinkbroadband takes a closer look at the prospect of a two-tier internet.
175 million U.S. Internet users watched online video content in October for an average of 15.1 hours per viewer, according to new data.
Digital experts Queryclick.com says Microsoft are brave to step into Google’s Android territory, but it’s a risk that could pay off.
Popular streaming sites such as the BBC, Youtube and LoveFilm could be forced to pay for the data traffic they generate under plans floated by the Government culture minister yesterday.
Google is running a test on its Google’s photo recognition tool, that will display adverts to users based on pictures taken by their smartphone cameras.
AVG Technologies has struck an agreement with Google to boost the search functionality of the firm’s anti-virus software.
Facebook has launched a next-generation online messaging service that gives the user a Facebook.com email addresses, in a move seen as a shot across the bow of Google, Yahoo! and Microsoft.
Google has given all of its 23,000 employees a pay hike, in a bid to stem defections to rival technology companies such as Facebook, according to a report.
Facebook is now worth more than eBay in terms of privately held stock, making it the third- largest US internet business, and fueling speculation that the social network could sell shares to the public in the not-to-distant future.