MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom has launched a new cloud storage service called Mega, offering users a massive 50GB of file storage online for free.

During 2012, there were 2.4 billion web users and 1.3bn smartphones, recording 2.7bn Facebook likes and 175m tweets per day, according to new data.

Google is building a new headquarters in London’s Kings Cross, valued at around £1bn, as the US-based Internet giant looks to expand its European operations.

With video streaming on the rise, Netflix and Lovefilm are locked in battle for UK domination. A new report looks at the services offered by both.

Amazon has updated its MP3 download app to work on iPhone and iPod Touch devices, letting Apple users buy music from Amazon’s digital store for the first time.

Two FMCG giants, Coca-Cola and Unilever, have signed up to research agency Millward Brown’s ‘facial coding software’ to measure the impact of their advertising.

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Online sales of DVDs and CDs surged by 130% in December compared to the same time last year according to eBay company, Shopping.com.

In a challenge to traditional mobile operators, Facebook is letting iPhone users in the US make free calls via its messenger app, provided they have wi-fi or mobile data access.

Global digital ad spending passed the $100-billion mark for the first time in 2012, with the UK leading the way, according to new research.