Registration has officially opened for the chance to secure your website one of the brand new .xxx domain suffixes which go live next year. The .xxx domain has been created with the intention of building a so called ‘red light district’ of the internet, where websites with adult content can all be, making it easier [...]

Yahoo’s chief executive Carol Bartz has been fired from her position at the company after two and a half years in charge. Back in 2009 Ms Bartz took over from one of the companies founders Jerry Yang, in an attempt to turn around its falling fortunes as it continually lost ground in the search industry to Google. [...]

Search engine, and now many other things, giant Google has closed 10 of its services in what has been described as a ‘Spring Clean’. These discontinued services are to include social powered question and answer tool ‘Aardvark’, news content experiment ‘Fast Flip’ and note taking service ‘Notebook’. This is being done so that Google can [...]

Chairman and former CEO of Google, Eric Schmidt has criticised I.T education in the UK during his ‘MacTaggart Lecture’ at the ‘Edinburgh International Television Festival’. The 56 year old became the first none broadcaster to speak at the lecture, and used this time to express his feelings, saying “If I may be so impolite, your [...]

Search engine giant Google has agreed to pay out a massive $500million (£305million) settlement after facing accusations that they allowed Canadian pharmaceutical companies to use their adwords service to advertise in America. The payment of this sum will mean that the company avoid any legal action, as the importation of most drugs from foreign pharmacies [...]