Piracy suspects to have to pay to appeal
People thought to be pirating online content will have to pay to appeal against the allegations, in plans revising the UK’s Digital Economy Act. Suspects will also have just
July 7, 2012
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People thought to be pirating online content will have to pay to appeal against the allegations, in plans revising the UK’s Digital Economy Act. Suspects will also have just
Facebook has come under fire for changing its users’ listed email address to its own @facebook system – largely because of the low level of
The audience at Google’s I/O conference in San Francisco was given a sneak preview of how internet connected glasses could change the way that people use
A new service has been unveiled by Google at the I/O Developers conference, called Compute Engine. The datacentres of Google will be made available to anyone who
SEO Client Account Manager The Account Manager is a key organisational role. At Engage Web, we have an opening for a genuine client account manager – there are no
Talk of disavowing links has been around for many years, with rarely a week going by when the subject isn’t on some SEO blog. Meanwhile, Google has openly admitted that
Social-networking site Facebook has announced that its users will now be able to edit their comments, regardless of when the comments were made. The site previously only gave users a
Media giant The New York Times has last week (June 29th 2012) launched a version of its website in Chinese, to tap into the rapidly growing numbers of internet users
Google Interactive TV is to be launched in the UK on 16th July. The interactive TV will present an opportunity for users to surf the Internet, watch YouTube videos and
