BBC Click has broadcast a fully 360-degree edition of its programme, viewable either on VR devices or via a simple web browser.

Among the five major services, Snapchat has by far the youngest audience, with 83% of its audience under 35, according to new data.

Virtual reality has been dubbed a fad, a gimmick and a flimsy marketing ploy. However, as 2016 is proving to be a big year for this emerging new technology, it’s quickly proving that it’s got a strong future. Sophie Chadwick, Senior account manager at Peppermint Soda, looks at the PR applications of virtual reality.

One of Google’s self-driving cars hit a bus while navigating traffic in California last month- and the low-octane incident was caught on camera.

The UK is Europe’s most desirable technology hub for global tech workers looking to move abroad, with London rivalling New York and San Francisco as the world’s top tech hub, according to a survey of over eight hundred international technology professionals.

Image and music content provider Shutterstock has launched a new visual search tool that doesn’t need keywords to find relevant images for clients.

Rupert Murdoch’s 21st Century Fox and Sky have led a $15m (£10m) funding round investing in streaming service fuboTV.

Electronics giant Bosch has launched its own cloud computing software, bringing together its IoT offering.

Video inventory platform SpotX is expanding its supply-side operations for UK and Southern Europe with the appointment of Robert Greaves as Supply Operations Manager and Julian Strutt as Business Development Manager.

The Thin White Duke predicted the practice of targeting tailored online content at consumers back in 1999. Shame publishers, agencies and brands are still struggling to get it right, says Avid Media’s Chief Business Development Officer, Lucy Hemming.