For the first time, clicks on YouTube videos will count towards US singles chart, as the music industry acknowledges the growing influence of online videos in clinching success- such as Gangnam Style and the Harlem Shake.
Social network for kids BinWeevils has inked a deal with Sony to launch a new album, as it looks to emulate the success of Moshi Monsters and Club Penguin.
Google has finally launched a European version of its Playstation 3 YouTube app, as it looks to expand its presence on increasingly web-reliant gaming consoles.
Online music store eMusic has ditched its subscription-only payment model in a bid to compete with the likes of iTunes and Amazon buy offering single music purchases.
Amazon has been granted with a patent to re-sell digital content, in a move that could pose a problem for media owners.
Dell is planning to release a 3.5 inch PC that plugs into a web connected TV or computer monitor, in the latest example of cloud computing.
MegaUpload founder Kim Dotcom has launched a new cloud storage service called Mega, offering users a massive 50GB of file storage online for free.
Amazon has updated its MP3 download app to work on iPhone and iPod Touch devices, letting Apple users buy music from Amazon’s digital store for the first time.
Music streaming service WiMP has launched its commercial version in Poland, after experiencing an immense popularity of its beta version.
High street music retailer HMV is calling in administrators, putting over 4000 jobs at risk. The news makes HMV the latest in a succession of retailers to fall into trouble following a difficult trading period and the challenge from online stores. Dan Wagner, CEO and Chairman of mPowa and Powa Technologies, which is responsible for … [Read more…]