Entries in 'web' (13)
Nearly half of Brits use mobile for the web
NEWSThe UK Office for National Statistics said that almost half of UK internet users are hitting the web from mobile devices.
Nine in ten Britons don?t trust the net
NEWSNine in ten Brits don’t trust the internet, according to findings from BullGuard.
2,000 people were polled in the study, which also found that three in ten have had ...
Google combats webspam with search algorithm change
NEWS
Google has implemented a change to the search giant's secret ranking algorithm which is aimed at combatting so-called 'webspam'.
FTC calls for ?no tracking? option
NEWSThe United States Federal Trade Commission has called for a mechanism in all internet browsers that gives user the option not to have their web browsing habits tracked.
Brits spend half their time online or watching TV
NEWSBritons spend almost half their waking hours watching TV or on the internet, a report by communications body Ofcom has found.
Google CEO: No future for net anonymity
NEWSGoogle’s chief executive officer Eric Schmidt has stated that although privacy is still important for web users, the era of anonymous browsing must come to an end.
Retail uncertain over Facebook Office apps
NEWSA survey on behalf of PCR has found that retailers are divided as to whether Microsoft’s plans to offer an online version of Office 2010 to Facebook users will have ...
Web hackers hit the tabloids
NEWSThis morning The Sun reports that two UK youths have been arrested after hacking 65,000 bank accounts - resulting in the theft of £8 million.
England game caused internet surge
NEWSEngland match against Slovenia caused a number of ISPs to reevaulate the impact of football events on their networks after seeing a large increase in internet.
Italy considers web restrictions following Berlusconi assault
NEWSThe Italian Government is reported to be considering extreme measures, after a Facebook page created for Silvio Berlusconi’s attacker garnered 100,000 members in 48 hours.
PCR hits new online high
NEWSOnline readership of leading UK computer trade site PCR has hit a new record – bursting past 70,000 unique readers.






































