Japanese Internet services business and e-commerce giant, Rakuten, has reached a milestone in its global expansion, and now offers services in over 25 countries and territories.

Google has bought crowd-sourced navigation app Waze for a reported $1.3bn (£835m), as the firm looks to extend its sat-nav tools.

This year’s E3 electronics show in LA was the backdrop for the latest round in the upcoming next-gen console wars, with Sony’s PS4 getting the best critical reception for placing less restrictions (and a cheaper price tag) on its device than its Xbox rival.

UK web users are twice as likely to respond to in-stream video ads than the global average, according to new research looking into online video ad trends.

News publishers are running three times more video ads this year than last, with huge rises in investment coming from the automotive, sports and shopping sectors, according to new data from Google’s DoubleClick ad network.

The Telegraph has launched a new technology content platform in partnership with Wired.co.uk, bringing together the week’s top trending technology stories, to promote the BMW i3 Concept Coupé.

This week saw Apple unveil its free music streaming service iTunes Radio into an already crowded market. Bloom.fm’s CEO Oleg Fomenko responds to the launch, and asks what the key challenges are for the firm.

Audience buying company Xasis has launched of operations in Latin America, as the WPP-owned firm expands its global operations.

With web giants such as Google, Amazon and Apple in the dock over their corporate tax affairs, Chartered Tax Advisor David Adams offers his view on the changing climate of taxation.

Apple has launched its much-anticipated iTunes Radio music streaming service, as the firm looks to rival the likes of Spotify, Pandora and Google Music.