Following the release of Tony Blair’s long-anticipated autobiography ‘A Journey’, Facebook members have gone all out to disrupt sales of the memoirs. (more…)
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Facebook disrupts sales of Blair autobiography
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Adult service adverts banned from Craigslist
September 5, 2010 by Jenny SandersonCraigslist, the online advertising site, has reported to have dropped adult service advertisements from its permitted list of promotions this week. (more…)
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Apple face iTunes competition by Sony
September 4, 2010 by JenApple’s hold on the music download market could be challenged in the near future, as Sony announce that they have developed a viable alternative to iTunes. (more…)
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UN report shows global broadband disparity
September 3, 2010 by Andy RussellThe global disparity in fixed broadband access and cost has been revealed by UN figures. According to research undertaken by the UN, broadband costs some areas almost forty times the average income, compared with more reasonable pricing structures elsewhere. (more…)
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Mobile giants announce the possibilities for HD phone calls
September 2, 2010 by Jenny SandersonTelecommunications specialists Orange have announced that they will now be providing HD telephone calls for their customers. (more…)
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Gmail benefits from enhanced functionality
September 1, 2010 by AdminGoogle, the search engine giants, have announced that they will be enhancing their online email service Gmail in a bid to reduce the huge amounts of traffic which can at times slow the system down for their customers. (more…)
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PayPal plans to operate without credit cards
August 31, 2010 by AndreOnline payment giants PayPal have announced new plans to operate their services without the need for customer and client’s credit card details, in a bid to increase their reach and revenue. (more…)
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iTunes hit by scam reviews
August 30, 2010 by Jenny SandersonSpam reviews have hit the news frequently over the last few months, as small businesses reveal the impact which a negative spam review can have upon their service reputation and customer retention. (more…)
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Microsoft founder sues over patent
August 29, 2010 by Andy RussellNews reports are suggesting that Paul Allen, one of the founders of Microsoft is undertaking legal action to sue a number of IT organisations for infringing patents which he set up in the 90s. (more…)
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Facebook alternative to be launched next month
August 28, 2010 by JenAn open alternative to Facebook will be launched on 15 September, the developers of the new project have announced. The site is described as a social networking service which enables members to have a much greater level of control over their privacy options than Facebook. (more…)
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BT advert banned for misleading consumers
August 27, 2010 by James OliverThe Advertising Standards Authority have forced BT to withdraw their latest advert, following complaints that it was misleading for customers. (more…)
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Amazon Kindle sales exceed all expectations
August 26, 2010 by AndreThe new e-Reader launched in the UK has already exceeded all expectations for sales, even before it is officially launched on the Amazon UK website. (more…)
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PayPal and iTunes customers hit by fraud
August 25, 2010 by James OliverCustomers of both PayPal and iTunes online services have been hit by a scam which sees many people having funds taken out of their accounts. (more…)
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Medal of Honour causes gaming controversy
August 24, 2010 by Jenny SandersonFollowing the intervention of the Defence Secretary in to a new video game, Liam Fox has been forced to defend his comments about the game. Medal of Honour is a new game which is due for release, and has caused an outcry because of the content. (more…)
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