The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has asked Advertising Code writing bodies CAP and BCAP to review the advertising of broadband speed claims.

Once an exclusive student hideout, Facebook can now boast 27 million users in the UK. That’s almost half the population, which by now includes the parents of those students. Crucially, 18 million of these are active and returning users. In this article, digital agency Codecomputerlove explains how they make the most of the social media … [Read more…]

Comparison site Consumerchoices.co.uk, has extended its exclusive agreement with Gocompare.com to deliver a business broadband comparison service as well as deliver significant upgrades to its existing home broadband, mobile broadband, phone and digital TV comparison services.

Employees are hitting the online shopping aisles during office hours to get away from work pressures, according to research from real-time online shopping tool Invisible Hand.

Employees are hitting the online shopping aisles during office hours to get away from work pressures, according to research from real-time online shopping tool Invisible Hand.

Employees are hitting the online shopping aisles during office hours to get away from work pressures, according to research from real-time online shopping tool Invisible Hand.

Facebook became the most popular social network in India for the first time in July with 20.9 million visitors, up 179 percent versus year ago, according to new data.

The UK’s advertising watchdog has banned BT’s latest TV broadband advertisement, following claims the communications giant was making “unrealistic” claims about the speed of its broadband service.

How many times have you been frustrated by a site failing at critical points due to excess traffic? Following recent high profile crashes such as Twitter, Bob Dowson, director at Site Confidence, has compiled its five top tips for successful load testing.

UK music streaming service we7 announced that it has exceeded 6.5 million licensed songs for its music platform.