Super Bowl streamed live on mobiles for first time
The NFL has struck a landmark agreement with US TV network NBC to stream next years Super Bowl online and through mobile phones.
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Microsoft sells shopping search engine Ciao to LeGuide
Microsoft has sold its product search and customer reviews engine Ciao to LeGuide.com for an undisclosed sum.
Yahoo! shares more website content with Facebook
Yahoo! has expanded the number of its websites around the world that let visitors automatically share what stories they read with Facebook friends.
Brits ‘to spend £550m online on Christmas and Boxing Day’
UK shoppers will spend more than £550m online over the two-day holiday period of Christmas and Boxing Day this year, according to new research.
Zynga shares slide 13% in second trading session
Zynga shares fell 13% below their IPO price this week, as the online games maker went into its second trading session since its IPO.
XXX domain and brand protection: 123-reg completes 70% of adult domain pre-registrations
Following the controversial release of .xxx domain extensions for pre-registration earlier in the year, 123-reg, the UK’s largest domain registrar, is has announced the successful registration of 70 per cent of all its pre-registrations for businesses operating in the adult industry and companies who have trademarked their brands.
Saudi Prince buys $300m stake in Twitter
Saudi billionaire Prince bin Talal has paid $300m to take a “strategic stake” in Twitter.
Developing markets 'to deliver half global adspend growth'
Over the next three years nearly half (48%) of all the world’s growth in ad expenditure will come from just ten developing markets, including China, Russia, and Indonesia, according to new research.
Developing markets ‘to deliver half global adspend growth’
Over the next three years nearly half (48%) of all the world’s growth in ad expenditure will come from just ten developing markets, including China, Russia, and Indonesia, according to new research.
iTunes Match launches in UK for £22 a year
iTunes has launched its much-anticipated ‘Match’ service in the UK, letting users store and stream their music collection online by matching owned songs with those already existing in Apple’s music library.