Dr Jarred McGinnis, UK managing consultant at Ontotext, discusses why Accelerated Mobile Pages is a good development, but not nearly enough if publishers wish to maximise their potential.
As iconic ‘lads mags’ FHM and Zoo close their doors for the last time, an online rival is going form strength to strength. Social news site The Lads Bible has topped Apple’s App Store just 24 hours after its launch.
BBC Three will go online-only in February next year, with the broadcaster accepting that long-term future of broadcasting “seems likely to be online”.
TalkTalk is offering all its customers a free upgrade to compensate for the recent cyber attack, in which thousands of people’s personal data was leaked online.
Jeremy Clarkson has taken a swipe at his former BBC employers, in a TV advert for new employer Amazon.
A ransom demand has been received by ISP TalkTalk following a major cyber attack in which hackers may have seen sensitive customer data.
Disney is to launch its own subscription-based video streaming service in the UK.
For the first time, BBC Three will be offering live coverage of the League of Legends World Championships live from Wembley. Beginning on Thursday 15 October, action from all four days of the quarter finals will be available online.
The website and social media pages for controversial human-rating app Peeple have been taken offline, after a flood of criticism.
Google has unveiled its latest Chromecast 2 media streamer with a new Chromecast Audio.