Today Amazon celebrates its 20th birthday with a huge day of sales, and online shoppers in rural Britain will be better placed to bag the bargains than those in major cities due to ultrafast broadband speeds up to 40 times the UK average, according to new research.
YouTube’s most popular star earned $7m (£4.5m) in 2014, according to Swedish newspaper Expressen.
Sky Arts has created a show recommendation service using Twitter, designed to direct viewers to new shows and highlight the relaunch of the channel this month.
NSPCC counselling service ChildLine has appointed digital marketing and technology consultancy, Amaze, to ensure its services are digitally optimised to meet the needs of those seeking support online.
Google is launching a dedicated gaming portal and app service to rival Amazon’s Twitch site.
Lego has launched a rival to popular video game Minecraft, as the Danish Toy firm looks to cash in on the popularity of online creation games.
Sky 1 is using Vine to create micro games, designed to engage viewers of new hospital drama Critical.
Subscriber numbers to ‘over-the-top’ (OTT) TV services such as Netflix and Amazon Prime will increase from 92.1 million in 2014, to 332.2 million globally by 2019, according to new research.
Open world construction game Minecraft has been named the most-uploaded game of all time on YouTube.
Shares in King Digital have dipped by more than 10% as its hit game Candy Crush attracts less in-game purchases from players.