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Google’s real-time search function is set to go live this week with social networking partners MySpace, FriendFeed and Twitter.

Record numbers of consumers are spending money online this Christmas, with three individual days racking up more than $800 million each, according to a new report from comScore.

Yahoo! and Microsoft have finalised a 10-year search deal that will see Microsoft’s Bing power Yahoo!’s search engine.

News Corporation is set to join forces with Time Inc, Hearst, Condé Nast and Meredith to launch a new paid-content consortium.

Dennis Publishing has acquired the specialist car magazine and website for Land Rover Monthly.

Northern Ireland is set for superfast broadband due to a multimillion pound investment by BT.

Five has become the second UK broadcaster to sign a free on-demand content deal with YouTube.

Google is to allow publishers to limit the amount of access users have to their content each day, in a move that follows attacks on the search giant by Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp.

Raymond Snoddy on News Corp’s problems with geeks bearing gifts and the true cost of giving news away.

comScore’s Video Metrix service has revealed that 34.6 million French internet users viewed online video in September 2009, up 36% versus the previous year.