One in five women admit to logging on to their partner’s email or social network surreptitiously, while one in 10 men admitted to doing likewise, according to research from security company Norton.

One in five women admit to logging on to their partner’s email or social network surreptitiously, while one in 10 men admitted to doing likewise, according to research from security company Norton.

Nearly one-third of UK companies are blocking access to social networks over security fears even though they realise the potential benefits of adopting Web 2.0 tools, according to a new study.

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Amazon is set to offer a new self-collect service for its customers, using lockers at shopping centres.

Facebook’s revenue doubled to US$1.6bn in the first half of 2011 as its ad revenues soared, according to a news report.

HTC is to sue Apple over patent infringenments, after Google sold the Taiwanese smartphone firm the rights to some of its technology.

Mobile and video advertising are gaining traction in the UK, reaching a sizeable percentage of the total audience, according to new research.

Twitter is reportedly set to launch its advertising service to UK businesses and brands in October, according to a report.

Groupon is considering a delay to its long-awaited initial public offering, amid turmoil in the US economy.