There was much joy among rural broadband campaigners and ISPs alike when Fujitsu announced this week that it has plans to install fibre to the homes of 5 million rural dwellers and with speeds of 1Gbps being bandied about its no surprise there was dancing in the street. Neil Hawkins at Choose.net looks at the … [Read more…]
Latest news on the cookie saga comes from UK Communications Minister Ed Vaizey who is pushing for a two-tier approach to the new EU regulations on the use of cookies in online marketing. They’re looking at working with browser manufacturers to get one-click approval for cookie downloads, while pushing the ad industry to group together … [Read more…]
Google’s Panda Update and the 2011 Budget offer new opportunities for online businesses, according to Jack Adams, Senior Search Manager – SearchCatalyst.
UK consumers are less likely to respond to marketing messages than they were a year ago, as austerity measures triggered by government cuts begins to kick in, according to a new consumer survey.
With this week’s trade figures showing a huge UK trade deficit, new independent research highlights the spectacular failure of British businesses to make their websites accessible to overseas markets.
The Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre’s (CEOP) website has been found to be insecure, placing children under ‘potential risk’, it has been reported.
Facebook has reportedly struck a deal Chinese search giant Baidu to open a jointly-owned social network in China.
Google has made a multi-million-euro investment in a solar power plant outside Berlin in what the US Internet giant said was its first clean energy project investment in Europe.
Milton Keynes has been named and shamed as having the slowest 3G mobile broadband speed in the UK, according to new research.
Milton Keynes has been named and shamed as having the slowest 3G mobile broadband speed in the UK, according to new research.