UK operator Everything Everywhere’s new sub-brand EE has announced the pricing for its LTE and fiber services ahead of commercial launch on October 30th. Steven Hartley, principal strategy analyst at Ovum, takes a closer look at the implications for the UK mobile sector.
UK businesses are rejecting the latest internet marketing regulations according to new research by KPMG. One month before the regulations become law a massive 95% of firms claim they have not yet complied with new EU cookies law – internet marketing regulation that extends the nature of data protection to cover cookies that track certain … [Read more…]
The majority of marketers in India are in favour of a code of conduct to tackle to growing issue of email spam, according to new research.
Facebook is reportedly planning an initial public offering next year that will value the social network at more than $100bn.
Microsoft has secured its $8.5bn acquisition of internet telephony firm Skype, after getting approval from both the European Commission (EC) and the US Federal Trade Commission.
When it comes to financial products, new credit card firms are the most successful online. Emily Gorton, staff writer for Choose, looks at why traditional banks are reluctant to take risks promoting their products online, and why they are losing out as a result…
Chinese search giant Baidu posted second-quarter profits up 95% on a year ago at $253m, following rapid growth in advertising revenues.
Many Brits are unaware of the financial risks of using their mobile phone to browse the internet, a survey from thinkbroadband.com has found.
New changes to Financial Services Authority (FSA) regulation on the use of mobile phones and electronic devices, may mean that many FSA-regulated businesses may be forced to ban private devices from the workplace, according to mobile voice provider Natterbox.
Piracy, copyright and free speech are the key issues reflected in ‘Internet Heroes and Villians award nominations for this year’s ISPAs awards.