Pinterest will start selling advertising in the UK, signalling the socal media scrapbooking site’s first to make money from its more than 45 million users who reside outside the US.

WhatsApp, the world’s largest messaging service, has rolled out end-to-end encryption for its 1 billion users across all devices, including iPhones, Android, Windows, Blackberry and Nokia phones.

Barclays has confirmed that its customers will be able to use Apple Pay from today, almost nine months after the launch of the mobile payment service.

Top agencies StarCom and TAN Media have been reprimanded by a consumer watchdog for failing to identify sponsored articles as ads.

Facebook is booming in South East Asia, with 241 million people on Facebook in the region, 94% of them through mobile, according to new data.

What are the key motivations behind ad-blocking? This new research from Global Web Index suggests that annoying ads, rather than privacy issues, drive most people to filtering software.

John Lewis has opened applications for JLAB, its ecommerce startup accelerator programme run in conjunction with innovation partner L Marks.

With smart watches, Go Pro cameras and fitness bands growing in popularity, online retailer I Got Crazy has compiled some key stats about wearable technology related to health and fitness.

Amazon and Microsoft are considering using their technology to power Here, a mapping technology firm for self driving cars, according to a news report.

What is ‘in vogue’ in children’s fashion is now being led by trend setting online influencers and the children of celebrities, according to new research.