YouTube wins Spanish copyright case
A Spanish federal court has dismissed copyright infringement charges against Google’s YouTube that could have brought the online video service to a halt by forcing it to monitor every piece of content.
BlackBerry to launch iPad rival next week?
Research in Motion (RIM) is set to unveil its version of a Blackberry tablet computer to take on the iPad next week, according to a newspaper report.
Google censorship tools reveals Govt. attempts to block data
The US government asked Google for user information 4,287 times during the first six months of 2010, while the UK put in over 1,000 such requests, according to new data released by the search giant.
AOL renews Google search deal for 5 years
AOL has renewed a search agreement with Google, continuing a decade-long partnership between the two online giants.
Guest comment: Putting the web on TV – Next Generation of pay TV?
With online video now firmly established in the UK with the likes of YouTube and BBC’s iPlayer, what lies ahead for the humble TV? With Google TV and Project Canvas set to take IPTV mainstream Tom Cape, Managing Director of Capablue, takes a look at the new opportunities for pay TV”
Guest comment: Social Media is re-wiring our minds
Are endless status updates and tweets changing the way we process information? Suzanne Morrow at dog digital looks at the psychology behind our growing social networking culture.
Facebook launches ‘Places’ app in UK
Facebook has launched its Places service in the UK, as the social network looks to take advantage of the growing demand for location-based apps such as Foursquare, Gowalla, and Google’s Latitude service.
Facebook launches ‘Places’ app in UK
Facebook has launched its Places service in the UK, as the social network looks to take advantage of the growing demand for location-based apps such as Foursquare, Gowalla, and Google’s Latitude service.
Facebook launches 'Places' app in UK
Facebook has launched its Places service in the UK, as the social network looks to take advantage of the growing demand for location-based apps such as Foursquare, Gowalla, and Google’s Latitude service.
Right to reply: The New Twitter – a sticky, revenue-rich service that blitzes the third-party apps
Twitter is now a ‘destination website’ and that means it is gunning for Facebook, but cleverly avoiding a direct dogfight. It’s more an information network than a social network and so is offering much, much more. Tanya Goodin, CEO of search and social conversion agency Tamar comments…