With The Sun and Telegraph websites moving behind subscription services later this year, the UK newspaper industry remains divided on the balance between ad-funded editorial and paid content. Last month, subscription software firm Zuora assembled key industry figures from News International, the Financial Times, IPC, Fairfax and Pearson to discuss the future of the publishing … [Read more…]
A Twitter music app looks imminent, following the discovery of a mysterious music site and its acquisition of tune tracking service We Are Hunted.
A Twitter music app looks imminent, following the discovery of a mysterious music site and its acquisition of tune tracking service We Are Hunted.
Google has launched a ‘digital wills’ service, letting users choose what happens to their data after they die.
Following Yahoo’s controversial decision to ban home working, Robert Rutherford, CEO of specialist IT consultancy QuoStar Solutions, offers a short guide to becoming a flexible employer.
Google has submitted a concessions package in its ongoing EU antitrust case, following accusations that the search giant is misusing its dominant position.
Microsoft’s shares fell by 4.44% to $28.94 last week, following reports that the PC market is in decline amid growing demand for smartphone and tablets.
BragBet.com, a new social betting company, has struck a partnership with Punchestown to make betting on horse racing more social.
Media technology company Sticky has closed a $3m funding round with European tech investors Conor and Northzone.
Microsoft Creative Director Adam Orth has resigned after posting flippant remarks on Twitter over the Xbox 720’s controversial ‘always-online’ rumours, telling frustrated customers to ‘deal with it”.