Tesco has announced that it has acquired an 80% stake in video-on-demand pioneer blinkbox from Eden Ventures and Nordic Venture Partners. The acquisition positions Tesco for the next stage in the internet-driven revolution in home entertainment.
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One of the talking points at MediaTel Group’s Youth, Media and Technology event at Channel 4 last week was the use of BBM – Blackberry Messenger.
The New York Times has revealed “sign-up” numbers for its new online model launched on March 28th. However, as with many of the new online models currently, these figures can be no more than an initial indicator until renewal levels come into play, and initial offers run their course.
Meet Amy – she is 19, from Newham in East London and finished her education last year. She starts her first job in a week’s time. She went to school in Plaistow and has an A Level in Sociology.
Meet Ashika – she is nearly 16 and in her second GCSE year. She lives just outside of Ipswich and goes to a mixed school.
Meet Bruno – he is 18, lives in West London and attends a mixed school there, where he is studying Spanish, Economics, Maths and Physics.
Meet Evie – she has just turned 15. She is from West London, attends a girls school and enjoys music and dance.
Meet Christian – he is 14, a keen and experienced gamer, and lives in Chertsey.
March brought an increase in overall users for the first time in 2011, according to data released by UKOM. There were signs of recovery from the post-Christmas slump with a boost of 750,000 users to the online population, totalling just under 40 million for the month.
Raymond Snoddy on what is becoming an increasingly controversial issue but something which most people barely know exists – search engine penalties. Is it time to extract from the mighty Google greater search engine transparency and fairness?