Lawrence Horne, UK Director, Say Media looks at how incredible creativity in digital media is being unlocked by technology and how the intersection of technology and publishing is what’s driving the media companies of the future.
Microsoft has bought Mojang, the maker of popular world creation game Minecraft, with the game’s creator leaving the company because he is a “nerd”, not a CEO.
Apple has launched a tool that lets iPhone users delete a free U2 album from their iTunes library, after an outcry from some users that the songs were unwanted and took up too much storage space on their devices.
Facebook is testing a SnapChat style feature for status updates, as the social network continues to emulate the success of chat apps.
This week saw Twitter enter the world of e-commerce with a new ‘buy’ button- a new function that will sit inside a tweet and allow users to purchase an item directly from that message. Neil Kinson, vice president EMEA, Redwood Software looks at how process automation will be the key for Twitter to ensure a … [Read more…]
Twitter has expanded into ecommerce a new ‘buy’ option that will appear alongside a brand’s tweet.
Iconic photo sharing service Twitpic is to close after a long-running dispute with Twitter over the use of its name.
WeChat has updated its mobile messaging app with a feature that lets users to make money transfers to one another by generating a unique QR code.
Some of the biggest online gaming networks have been hit by hackers claiming to be linked to the jihadist group Islamic State, affecting Sony’s Playstation Network, Microsoft’s XBox Live, Blizzard’s Battle.net and Grinding Gear Games
Six second video platform Vine will now let users upload video clips created elsewhere, as the Twitter-owned firm looks to boost the usability of its app.