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Google is expected to begin selling its own slate computer in the near future, offering up a rival to Apple’s iPad.

Prime minister Gordon Brown has added his voice to the argument against paywalls, saying that consumers are now used to getting content for free.

Internet entrepreneur Bill Gross, one of the main movers behind the launch of paid-search in the late 1990s, is launching a new startup designed to monetise Twitter.

Google chief executive Eric Schmidt believes newspapers will find new business models that allow them to make money online.

New research has found that the internet has overtaken TV as the most essential medium in Americans’ lives.

Magna’s latest On-Demand Quarterly report predicts that US digital video recorder (DVR) subscriber households will reach 54.6 million (44% of TV households) by the end of 2016.

Raymond Snoddy on the decline of Bebo and the “lost generation” of brand managers who just don’t get social media.

Sales of HD ready TVs reached almost 23 million by the end of 2009, with digital TV now reaching 91.4% of UK homes, according to new research from Ofcom.

AOL is to either close or sell social networking site Bebo it told employees yesterday.

More than 300,000 Apple iPads were sold on its first day of sales, the company has revealed, with one research firm forecasting sales of 7 million this year.