Apple launches a new music social network
Technology giants Apple have announced that they will be moving in to the social networking arena with the launch of a new network focusing upon music. Read the rest of this entry »
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Apple launches a new music social networkTechnology giants Apple have announced that they will be moving in to the social networking arena with the launch of a new network focusing upon music. Read the rest of this entry » India turns its focus to Google and SkypeOver the past few months, Indian government officials have been in discussion with Research in Motion in order to establish the safety of its Blackberry device security. Read the rest of this entry » Playstation 3 hack banned by Sony AustraliaNews reports suggest that Sony has managed to secure a temporary ban on a hardware hack which has been developed and sold in Australia. Read the rest of this entry » YouTube moves in to film marketDigital video giants YouTube have announced that they will be launching a new service for their customers, which enables people to watch free movies through the site. Read the rest of this entry » Google offers free calls through GmailInternet search giants Google have announced that they will be providing free telephone calls through Gmail, their free online e-mail service. Read the rest of this entry » Seller Rating Extensions – a limited release offering from GoogleGoogle have announced that they are offering a limited release addition to their programme, on their AdWords Blog. The new function enables customers to set goals in the opportunities tab within the AdWords console, in order that advertisers can maintain greater control over their AdWords service. Read the rest of this entry » Research shows tobacco industry is using digital mediaAccording to a new study, tobacco advertisers are circumnavigating advertising bans by utilising social networking and digital media to promote their products. Read the rest of this entry » The value of Facebook soarsSocial networking giants Facebook are now reported to be worth a cool $33.7 billion, following investment by organisations purchasing shares in the company. Read the rest of this entry » Microsoft investigates games leakThe build up to the release of hotly-anticipated games mark out the large gaming corporations in press and media avenues as the main players. Organisations release details of the games due to be launched to create interest prior to the applications being made available for purchase. Read the rest of this entry » A new voice in the blogosphereAccording to statistics, mothers are the newest to take up blogging across the globe. Apparently, the ‘mummy blogger’ has become an unstoppable force when it comes to writing online diaries and sharing their experiences with the world. Read the rest of this entry » North Korea opens up Twitter channel for communicationsNorth Korea has always been notoriously secretive when it comes to permitting residents within the country to communicate through digital media. Read the rest of this entry » Arrest for Wikileaks founder cancelledJust days after Wikileaks founder Julian Assange was wanted for arrest under a rape charge, news reports suggest that the accusation has been withdrawn. Read the rest of this entry » UK iTunes scam rumbledAccording to a police statement issued this week, twelve people have been accused of fraud committed on music store iTunes, purchasing songs using stolen credit cards. Read the rest of this entry » Internet future discussed in US technology meetingFollowing a controversial strategy publicised by Google and Verizon to alter internet access for UK customers, an industry body has been meeting to discuss the future of open internet. Read the rest of this entry » |
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