SeeSaw loses Channel 4 content
Criterion Capital Partners, the new owner of SeeSaw, has lost a key content deal with Channel 4.
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Sony attracts 3 million new PSN users since hack attack
Sony has announced that it has attracted 3 million new users to its Playstation Network since it was attacked by hackers in April.
Chicago Town takes X Factor campaign digital
Full service marketing and technology company, Amaze, has launched a new digital campaign to support the launch of this year’s limited edition Chicago Town Takeaway X Factor Pizza.
Top Tips: 5 Facebook predictions
With talk of a Facebook Initial Public Offering (IPO) in the near future and rumours of the Facebook community showing signs of plateauing, what are the developments that are we likely to see in the social network’s functionality? Matt Clarke, Chief Technology Officer, Amaze predicts five big changes we can expect to see from the … [Read more…]
UK rural broadband to use TV to boost signal
Ofcom has given the green light for internet providers to use unused TV spectrum to deliver broadband to rural areas.
Sony unifies online services, launches tablets
Sony has unified its online services for music, video and games under the umbrella brand of the Sony Entertainment Network.
Channel 4 reveals 4OD viewer data for first time
Channel 4’s catchup service 4oD attracted 3.4 million viewers in July, according to figures released for the first time by the broadcaster this week.
eBay plans China and Japan shopping spree
EBay is looking at acquisition opportunities in Japan and China, as the online marketplace looks to expand in the lucrative Asian markets.
Top 5 mobiles and platforms in the US: Samsung and Android lead the pack
More than 80 million Americans now own smartphones, with Samsung and Android being the top manufacturer and operating system respectively, according to new data.
UK mobile web use soars, but quarter of Brits still with no internet: ONS
Mobile internet use in the UK continued to soar in 2011, with nearly half of internet users logging on in the past year via their smartphones, but a quarter of households remain without a connection as the digital divide shows no signs of closing, according to the latest government statistics.