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Google Advertising Fake Olympic Tickets & Drugs

10, Jan 2012

The BBC are reporting that the world’s favourite search engine has a lucrative sideline in selling knock-off Olympics tickets and mail order cannabis.

Google, Wikipedia and Facebook Considering Blackouts

9, Jan 2012

A number of internet giants aren’t happy with the “Stop Online Piracy Act” (SOPA) proposed by the US Senate. And they’re planning a blackout in protest. The bill could give copyright holders a number of powers that they’ll be able to use without trial if a website is thought to be in breach of copyright [...]

Google Downgrades Google’s Listing For Breaking Google’s Rules

5, Jan 2012

the strange clicking noise was yesterday, you’ll be happy to find out that it wasn’t a swarm of crickets outside your house. No, it was every SEO in the world tutting loudly after Google was found to have breached Google’s own rules on buying links.

Mobile App Downloads Pass the One Billion per Week Mark

4, Jan 2012

It looks like lots of people received a brand new smartphone or tablet computer for Christmas, because the last week of December 2011 saw over 1.2 billion mobile apps downloaded in just 7 days.

Social Networking on the Rise in Russia

21, Dec 2011

If you’re protesting against corrupt governments in your country, the chances are that you’re using Twitter. That’s one of the findings from a new survey on digital communications.

Google+ To Receive Upgrade

20, Dec 2011

Despite continued barbs from naysayers, Google aren’t going to give up on Google+ any time soon. And announced upgrades to the social network could give us an idea of what’s in store for the new year.

Google Zeitgeist 2011 Finally Unleashed!

15, Dec 2011

We’ve pretended to be interested in Bing, Facebook and Twitter, but we no longer need to stifle our yawns. Because Google Zeitgeist 2011 is here.

Riots, Trampy Girls and LMS – Facebook’s 2011 Trends Released

8, Dec 2011

Well, there’s now no doubt that retrospective season is in full swing. First Bing, then Twitter and now Facebook have all released their 2011 trends. But while yesterday’s Twitter trends focused on political movements and celebrity anecdotes, Facebook’s data paints a far shallower picture of what life is like on the social networks… The UK’s [...]

Twitter Release List of 2011′s Hottest Hashtags

7, Dec 2011

Annual trends season is in full swing. Following on from Bing’s top searches list, Twitter have released their list of the most popular hashtags of 2011.

British Shoppers Ahead of the Curve

5, Dec 2011

Christmas is coming, and Brits are indulging in a spot of festive Christmas shopping. But it appears that more and more of us are choosing to buy gifts online, instead of jostling in the Christmas queues.


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