Almost half of the UK population would not sell their online data for less than £1m, according to a landmark new study, even though many people are failing to take even the most basic steps to secure their information.
Tinder is adding premium features to its dating app, including the ability to reconsider rejected profiles, but the dating firm has made to controversial decision to charge users over 28 more than its younger users.
Ikea has launched a range of furniture fitted with wireless charging spots for mobile devices.
As the original online advertising medium – the banner ad – hits 21, Say Media’s UK Sales Director Lawrence Horne, UK Sales Director, Say Media, argues that it’s time for it to retire ungracefully.
UK TV viewing fell by 4.5% during in 2014, with digital viewing rising 17% during the same period, according to new research.
The shift toward using mobile devices for shopping online continues, with 40% of UK online retail sales in Q4 2014/15 (November– January) completed through tablets and smartphones, according to the latest research from IMRG and Capgemini.
Food giant Nestle has teamed up with Twitter to offer an internship, picking a winner based in who submits the most inventive Vine video.
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.
Fans of Jamie Oliver have been hit by a computer virus after visiting the TV chefs site, according to news reports.
A funding round could value Snapchat at $19bn, making it the third-most valuable tech firm which does not trade shares publicly.