Aug. 20th 2010
Following 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.
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Aug. 7th 2010
Jordan, in a surprise bid to increase the productivity of its public sector workers has prevented them from accessing over fifty websites during office hours. The move comes after research was undertaken which revealed that each individual was wasting up to three hours online, daily.
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Jul. 28th 2010
WikiLeaks, the controversial website which acts as a multi-jurisdictional public service designed to protect whistleblowers, has hit the news again following the publication of a document about the war in Afghanistan.
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Jul. 4th 2010
Over the past few months there has been a lot of debate about the newspapers in the UK. As people who work within social media, we need to keep savvy about what is going on around us, and make sure we stay abreast of new developments and technologies. This means that, like any other company, we need access to high-quality news.
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Dec. 29th 2008
This has been the way the wind has been blowing for a few years now, with websites and online arms of newspapers improving all the time and circulations of traditional newspapers dropping. Now, however, it would appear to be official. A survey conducted by the Research Centre for the People and the Press, an arm of the Pew Charitable Trust, has revealed that use of Internet news sources has eclipses use of traditional print media for the first time.
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