Domino’s Pizza has launched an spoof app that ‘translates’ the rumblings inside users tummies, running a 60s science show parody video demonstrating how the system works. See why it’s our video viral of the week below…

In a high-profile test of the paid content versus ad-funded business models, Google is preparing a YouTube subscription service that lets people pay to watch videos without adverts.

Dove has teamed up with Twitter to launch a new campaign for Oscar night, promoting self-esteem as part of its ‘real beauty’ message.

The company which has successfully predicted the Best Picture Oscar winner in both 2013 and 2014 – by analysing web surfing habits of people with similar demographics to Oscar voters – has released its prediction ahead of Sunday’s 87th Academy Awards.

Burger King is trialing a UK delivery service for the first time, although initially only in a limited number of postcodes.

LinkedIn has launched a global display advertising network, with Lenovo and Samsung among the first brands to sign up.

Sainsbury’s is trialing a new digital pricing display system that uses e-Ink technology rather than traditional paper to produce self-updating pricing tickets.

Facebook is launching a new tool to let brands better target what it deems as influencers, after securing patented technology to target high-profile users on the social network.

Barcelona has been named as the top smart city of 2015, making the best use of connected devices and systems for its citizens and visitors, according to new research.

Fans of Jamie Oliver have been hit by a computer virus after visiting the TV chefs site, according to news reports.