In a classic case of the pot levelling accusations at the kettle, Google co-founder Sergey Brin has claimed that Facebook and Apple are creating monopolies. Continue Reading
Coming under fire from privacy campaigners seems par for the course for the larger internet companies. But while Google are sticking to their guns and hoarding as much information as they can find, Facebook are attempting to assuage users’ fears with a far more open approach. Continue Reading
What do Wales, Canon and Burger King have in common? It’s that they’re all in the running to purchase one of Icann’s brand specific domain suffixes.
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FirstFound need you. If you’re a highly skilled web developer, fluent in everything from PHP to the correct use of Photoshop, then you could have what it takes to join our website design and development team. Continue Reading
Google’s AdWords advertising has come under fire in Australia, due to the practise of firms setting up adverts to ‘steal’ traffic from their competitors. Continue Reading
Britain’s population is increasingly addicted to the web, a new OfCom study suggests, with more of us spending more and more time online. Continue Reading
It might not have as much coverage as the Oscars or the Brit Awards, but this week’s fourth annual Shorty Awards have caused a stir in social media circles. Continue Reading
If you’re an O2 broadband customer and you’ve been unlawfully downloading pornographic films, you could be in for a nasty surprise. Continue Reading
Now, a group of MPs and peers have decided that Google are responsible for results, do have a responsibility to block illegal content, and should censor search results when requested. Continue Reading
Are Facebook Entering the Search Game?
Last year Google declared that “social isn’t working” and foisted Google+ on a largely uninterested world. Now, the tables are turning as Facebook decide that there could be a different way to search. Continue Reading