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Marieclaire.co.uk has had a redesign featuring the brand’s new colours and fonts to match the new look of the print edition.

Facebook is launching a ‘Lite’ service which it says is intended for mobile phones and countries with limited bandwidth.

Our columnist Raymond Snoddy discusses the pitfalls Project Canvas must traverse before hitting the UK market.

In his latest monthly column for Newsline, Greg Grimmer, partner, Hurrell Moseley Dawson & Grimmer, returns from his holiday and ponders the increasing success of Spotify.

Facebook has acquired real-time search engine FriendFeed, which many industry analysts had expected to be bought by Google or Twitter.FriendFeed lets users access their social media accounts from one place, bringing together updates from sites such as Facebook and Digg.While it is expected that FriendFeed will remain a standalone product for the time being, it… Continue reading Facebook acquires real-time search service FriendFeed

More people in the 15-24 year old age group are visiting social networking sites than they were a year ago, according to new research from comScore.

IPC Ignite is reporting ABCe audited website figures for a six monthly period for Nuts, NME and Loaded this week.

The prospect of faster broadband connections will not be the catalyst for increased TV viewing online, according to a new survey.

Stephen Timms has been confirmed as the man in charge of the government’s Digital Britain vision.

Google has sold its automated technology for broadcasting radio adverts to software company WideOrbit.