The UK is now a nation of ‘Pleasure-Seeker spenders’, carving out an average of 15% of their monthly pay cheque to spend on living life to the full, according to a new study.

Most Brits have opted-out of using their ISPs internet filter due to uncertainty around its effectiveness and concern about their internet access being restricted, while 49% have encountered a seemingly legitimate site being blocked, according to new research.

Malicious adverts have been found on the UK version of the online dating website Match.com, leaving users vulnerable to computer viruses.

AOL has bought buying Millennial Media in a deal worth $238m as it continues to build out its presence in mobile ads.

Following a high profile rejection from McDonald’s last week, a group of chains including Denny’s, Krystal, Wayback Burgers, and Giraffas have come forward to take up Burger King’s idea of a mash-up burger for World Peace Day.

Manchester United has struck a partnership with IT services company HCL Technologies as part of a new ‘digital transformation project’ to reach the club’s 659 million global followers.

Google’s Chrome browser has started blocking some internet adverts that use Adobe’s Flash technology, joining many major web platforms now phasing out the dated video software.

Wikipedia has blocked 381 user accounts for ‘black hat’ editing in what it believes was a coordinated spam campaign carried out by a single group.

Apple is reportedly set to rival Netflix and Amazon with its own TV shows made exclusively for its upcoming Apple TV.

Barclays is testing Bitcoin as it looks into the potential of the cryptocurrency for online banking, charity support and other use cases.