In a classic example of the social media site trying to be too clever and not giving due consideration to context, a Facebook algorithm meant that several posts about the
Domestic football makes its return at various points across the next couple of weeks, with the new Premier League season starting tonight. Fans of other
You know that the Internet has it in for you when even MailChimp decides to ban you. Alex Jones, prominent American conspiracy theorist, has
It certainly hasn’t gone unnoticed by his critics, or just about anyone who uses Twitter, that US President Donald Trump is prone to the odd misspelling or grammatical gaffe when
Search giant Google is reported to be planning the launch of a censored version of its iconic search engine for use in China, where the Californian company is currently banned
Ofcom’s new Communications Market Report has noted that Britons spend an average of 24 hours a week online, equating to spending a whole day every week on the web. It’s
Social media juggernaut Facebook is believed to be working on a ‘talent show’ feature for its mobile app that would allow its users to select their favourite songs to sing
Two of the world’s largest social networking platforms, Facebook and Instagram, are looking at implementing new tools that would help users of the sites
August 1st is known as ‘World Wide Web Day’, and although the term is now rarely heard in its unabbreviated form, it’s a good time to reflect on how much
