WikiLeaks hit by ‘denial of service attack’
On the day it began leaking US embassy cable communications, Wikileaks says it was hit by hackers.
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Q&A: Stream:20 founders look to the future
The end of 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of Stream:20, one of the UK’s leading digital marketing consultancies. Founded back in 2005 by Serge Milbank and Matt Barker following a car malfunction, Stream:20 now counts Sky, National Express, EMI, BetFair and Ted Baker amongst its clients.
Q&A: Stream:20 founders look to the future
The end of 2010 marks the fifth anniversary of Stream:20, one of the UK’s leading digital marketing consultancies. Founded back in 2005 by Serge Milbank and Matt Barker following a car malfunction, Stream:20 now counts Sky, National Express, EMI, BetFair and Ted Baker amongst its clients.
Time Out launches iPhone and iPod Touch apps for tourists
TigerSpike has designed, built and powered a range of Time Out Travel Guide apps for tourists across the globe.
International Herald Tribune debuts ‘free’ iPad and iPhone app
The International Herald Tribune (IHT) has released its first news applications for the iPad and the iPhone.
News round-up: 29th November 2010
This week’s movers and shakers in the digital industry: Sportingbet | Random House | Plusnet | Coca-Cola | Face & Nokia | Strongmail | Bongiono | Invisiblehand | Blue Barracuda | Contiki | Just search | Moneybookers | Tomorrow People | Marie Claire | Stream: 20 | Rank Interactive | RSPCA & I Spy Marketing … [Read more…]
UK Internet sales up 25% to £408bn
The value of UK ecommerce transactions hit £408bn in 2009, excluding non-financial transactions, marking a rise of 25% on 2008, according to new research.
SeeSaw offers ad-free viewing for 99p
Online video service SeeSaw has launched a new “NonStop” feature, giving viewers the choice to either watch their programmes free with adverts or pay a small fee to enjoy uninterrupted viewing.
Data: Top UK regions for internet access
Ofcom’s regional e-Intensity index score shows London is the centre of internet use in the UK.
Hi-Media sets up bank to run online payment system
Online media group Hi-Media has invested more than 3 million euros to set up its own bank, HBME.