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According to Business Insider‘s ‘Chart of the Day’, women are from Amazon and men are from Apple.

Three and the Countryside Alliance have announced the launch of a project aimed at getting people online in rural areas of poor or non-existent broadband.

Are we still looking for hard and fast rules when it comes to Twitter? And do they even exist? ‘The Only Way is… Twitter’ session at this years Media Guardian Edinburgh International Television Festival, fronted by Channel 4 news presenter Krishnan Guru-Murthy, certainly aimed to give practical advice for how to make Twitter work for your business/channel/programme but solid advice was in short supply.

As I’m sure you’ve heard Steve Jobs is stepping down as CEO of Apple. In my world, the 1984 Apple TV ad, which famously only ever ran once (in the Super Bowl) as the Apple Board loathed it, and which reputedly led to Jobs losing his job is unquestionably in the Top 10 ads of all time – many would say it’s the best ad of all time.

The UK’s national newspaper websites enjoyed a boost in usage in July, with almost all audited sites recording an increase – a positive change from last month, which saw just one site post a rise.

Simon Quance, head of Sixth Sense social media, part of the Equi=Media Group, on Google+: “The jury is out, and Google+’s success still hinges on whether users can be tempted away from their cosy Facebook homes”…

Apps are becoming increasingly popular with connected TV owners but new research shows that consumers are only using the apps they are familiar with.

The UKs online population fell by 816,000 people in July as users continued to turn away from their computers during the summer months.

David Cameron is considering blocking social networks and messaging services such as Twitter and BBM to stop people communicating during riots or any future unrest. What do you think?

Duncan Southgate, global brand director at Millward Brown, on the excitement surrounding Google+…