Google Music goes live in US with Android store
Google Music has gone live in the US, featuring a free music storage cloud service, app, Web player, free social music sharing on Google+ and store on the Android marketplace.
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Blackberry debuts £4.99-a-month cloud music service
Research in Motion (RIM) has launched its cloud-based music service, BBM Music, has officially gone live, charging £4.99 per month.
O2 tests superfast 4G mobile network in London
O2 has begun a trial of its superfast mobile broadband in London this week, switching on the first 4G network in the capital ahead of other network operators.
Guest comment: Video on-demand “Snack Content” will dominate PC and mobile screens
As digital technology changes where, when and how we watch video content, how can broadcasters and advertisers adapt to new viewing habits? Jamie Estrin, General Manager, Collective looks at the growing demand for 5 –minute ‘snack content’ and the new opportunities this presents for marketers and content providers alike…
Brits now complete 30% of all tasks online- study
Almost one third (30 percent) of everything Brits do in life is completed online, according to new research.
Top 10 entertainment properties in Europe
YouTube, VEVO, MTV owners Viacom and iTunes are the most popular entertainment web properties in Europe, according to new research.
One in five US consumers ‘research products on Facebook before purchase’
One out of five consumers in the US turn to Facebook to research a product before making a purchase decision, according to new research.
Amazon profits drop 73% as spending takes its toll
Amazon has revealed a huge drop in profits, falling 73% in the third quarter of this year, as the online retailer increases its spend on fulfilment centres and new devices such as the Kindle Fire.
Video: MC Hammer Vs. Google? Rapper launches vertical search engine
Rapper and technology enthusiast MC Hammer has launched his own internet search engine, WireDoo, with the slogan, ‘search once and see what’s related.’
BBC to fund digital radio roll out to UK
The BBC will pay for the rollout of the UK’s digital audio broadcasting (DAB) radio infrastructure to reach 97% of the population.