Nokia developer network hacked
Nokia’s online app developer comunity has been hacked, and members personal details may have been stolen, the phone maker has announced.
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Third of graudates choose PR- survey
Almost a third (29%) of graduates want to work in public relations (PR), according to a survey designed to measure graduates’ perceptions of industry.
IAB slams .brand domain name plans
A proposal to expand the number of top-level domain (TLD) names available to companies has been criticised by the Interactive Advertising Bureau.
The 5 digital paradoxes – Form versus function
Digital technologies have rapidly become a key part of modern life- but the pace of change has left many consumers struggling to adapt. In a new series of articles, Bearing Point has identified five key ‘paradoxes’ to the way in which digital consumers should be handled. In this second article in the series, Sarah-Jayne Williams, … [Read more…]
Top 5 web security myths
Internet myths and misconceptions are putting UK web users at risk, according to a recent study by Internet security specialist, G Data.
Boys ‘more interactive than girls on Facebook’
There are key gender differences in how today’s digital natives interact online according to a new study.
AVG debuts MultiMe- one-stop tool to manage ‘digital life’
AVG Technologies has launched MultiMi, a dashboard for consumers to manage files, e-mail, social media and cloud contentfrom a single platform.
Mobile and social media commerce ‘to inflate online fraud losses by £30m by 2015’
The cost to the UK economy of e-commerce fraud is expected to grow by £30 million by 2015 as mobile phones and social networking sites create new opportunities for criminals, according to new research.
Mobile payments users ‘to reach 2.5 billion globally by 2015’
A new report by analyst firm Juniper Research forecasts that the number of mobile phone users making payments for digital goods will reach 2.5 billion worldwide by 2015, up from 1.8bn forecast for 2011, representing a growth of 40%.
Mobile payments users 'to reach 2.5 billion globally by 2015'
A new report by analyst firm Juniper Research forecasts that the number of mobile phone users making payments for digital goods will reach 2.5 billion worldwide by 2015, up from 1.8bn forecast for 2011, representing a growth of 40%.