Online Dispute Resolution service to go live in February

The ODR platform will be operational from the 9th January and will be rolled out in stages, fully accessible on the 15th February 2016.

Germany strikes deals with social media giants

When does the freedom of speech cross the line? Yesterday, Facebook, Twitter and Google came to an agreement with Germany in which they will remove all hate speech posted on any of their site

Google releases a challenge to Pinterest

Google just launched a very Pinterest-like feature for its image search, making it almost effortless to bookmark images to collections without downloading them.

Investigation being launched into cloud hosting providers

CMA claims some cloud storage providers may be breaching consumer laws by increasing prices after a customer takes out a contract.

Keeping the free Internet alive

Can you put up with ads if it means you get all your Internet content for free?

Free cloud hosting service HIVE to terminate all accounts in October

All good things must come to an end - some sooner than others.

A helping hand for Bristol based web companies

Host a UWE graduate project group in exchange for consultancy work.

Anna Richardson highlights how people may think about images online

Watching a channel 4 documentary last night I realised how people may misunderstand images on the Internet.

Shoes of Prey on the ball with Gmail

I received an interesting email from Shoes of Prey recently, which showed they’ve taken some updates by Gmail to heart and are trying to ensure their businesses isn’t negatively effected.

Hash tags are coming to Facebook

After lots of speculation, Facebook have confirmed that they will be introducing hashtag functionality to their platform.

The closure of Posterous is just the latest in a long line of acquisitions follo

If you use Posterous, you should already know that the blog network is closing it’s doors on the 30th April 2013.

Real world shops competing online – how about a window shopping tax?

I was shocked to read about an Australian shop who are charging customers $5 for coming into their shop, looking around, and leaving empty handed. However, one line in the article caught my a