Broadcaster HBO has sent ‘take down’ notices to Periscope, the live-streaming video app owned by Twitter, after users of the app broadcast episodes of the hit show Games of Thrones on Sunday night.
Coca-Cola has replaced its corporate UK site with a new ‘digital magazine’ that aims to take the user on a journey through the brand.
Tencent has reached $200 billion market capitalisation in Hong Kong-based trading last night, meaning that the Chinese social networking firm has overtaken Amazon in size.
Facebook has admitted that it is tracking non-users, often referred to as ‘shadow profiles’, but denies claims it breaches EU privacy law.
LinkedIn has bought US online learning business Lynda for $1.5bn (£1.1bn), marking the professional networking site’s biggest acquisition to date.
The average UK household now owns 7.4 devices that connect to the internet, leading to a huge rise in digital ad spend driven by mobile, according to new research.
Twitter has launched a “retweet with comment” feature, letting users feature other tweets in their own posts without using up any of their 140 characters.
Facebook has been accused of building a giant database of biometric information on people’s faces against their will, in court documents filed against the firm in the US.
Marketing to digital savvy teens can be tricky for brands, with SnapChat, Instagram and YouTube vloggers proving some of the most popular destinations for 16-19 years olds, according to new research.
Twitter is launching a nationwide design competition called #PoweredByTweets: The Challenge, open to anyone across the UK.