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Twitter is set to launch paid-for corporate accounts with additional services before the end of the year.

The nineteen largest cable and telephone providers in the US – representing about 93% of the market – acquired 910,000 net additional high-speed internet subscribers in the third quarter of 2009, according to new research from Leichtman Research Group.

Sony is set to rapidly increase its 3D investment next year with a range of new products.

AOL is set to cut 2,500 more jobs in a bid to make cost savings of up to $300 million.

Digital Radio UK has appointed the former head of Digital UK Ford Ennals as its new chief executive.

A new study has found that global consumers are willing to pay for news – especially from online national and local newspapers – on their personal computers and mobile devices.

AOP yesterday hosted an afternoon Research Forum, featuring presentations on how to increase audience value and effectiveness in the digital marketplace.

YouTube has launched a UK ‘Shows’ section offering free full-length TV programmes and clips from Channel 4, BBC Worldwide and ITN.

Thinkbox has unveiled two new pieces of research surrounding television viewing.

Internet users in the Asia-Pacific region have grown significantly in the past year, according to a new comScore report.