LBi and Service2Media to deliver mobile apps
Global marketing and technology agency LBi has signed a partnership deal with Service2Media, leading provider of advanced app solutions for mobile devices.
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Google encourages SMEs in India
Google is helping small and medium-sized businesses in India to build an online presence through a new online training initiative.
Groupon buys social commerce firm Mertado
Groupon has bought US-based social shopping company Mertado for an undisclosed sum.
RIM bosses resign: Can Blackberry compete with Apple and Android?
Research in Motion has seen its two co-CEOs Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis step down, as the Blackberry smartphone maker struggles to compete with Apple and Google’s Anrodi in the smartphone market.
Snickers Twitter stunt sees Katie Price rant about global politics
Katie Price surprised her Twitter followers this weekend when she came up with bizarre rants about the global economy and politics, as part of a new Snickers social media campaign.
Cyberlockers under threat: Filesonic axes file-sharing tools after Megaupload arrests
Cyberlocker service Filesonic has disabled all file-sharing functions on its site, and shut down its affiliate rewards program, following the Megaupload shutdown and arrests last week.
New Lego social network lets fans show off creations
Toy-maker Lego has launched a new social network called ReBrick, aimed at fans looking to showcase their work and swap ideas.
China reaching 1 billion mobile connections: Smartphone use soars
China is closing in on the 1 billion mobile connections mark, which it will likely surpass before the end of March, according to new research.
Ecommerce sales reach £50bn: Brits spent £1,500 each online in 2011
Online sales in the UK are predicted to increase 14% and continue to hit high streets, according to new research.
Internet protest wins: US puts SOPA and PIPA piracy bills on hold
The much-criticised Stop Online Piracy Act and Protect IP Act have both been officially postponed, following high-profile protests from a number of websites including Wikipedia and Google.