UK Outlook users get Skype tool

Microsoft has integrated Skype to its Outlook.com webmail service, after buying the web messaging firm back in 2011. The move lets users make audio and video calls and send Skype instant messages via the website once they download a browser plug-in. UK-based customers...

Google buys news streaming firm Wavii

Google has bought start-up firm Wavii for an estimated $30m (£18m), as the firm looks to capitalise on the growing demand for news aggregation apps. Launched in 2012, Wavii provides customised news feed to users, summarising news stories, tweets and blogs related to...

Apple’s iTunes turns 10- Can it keep its lead?

Apple’s iTunes launched back in spring 2003, going on to become the most successful online music store of the past decade. But can it maintain its lead amid growing competition from the likes of Amazon, Google and Spotify? iTunes launched amid the ashes of Napster,...

The content marketing landscape in 2013 (infographic)

As consumers become more savvy and demanding when it comes to online ads, with content marketing growing in importance as a result. This infographic from Content Amp looks at the key technology suppliers and platforms in content marketing, which covers everything from...

UK publishers expect 15% growth in digital 2013

Leading publishers in the UK expect their revenues from digital to grow 15% this year, with increased focus on technology and data to boost ad and subscription revenues, according to a new survey. The survey, from the Association of Online Publishers, found publishers...

BlackBerry axes BBM Music service

BlackBerry has announced that its BBM Music service is to shut down, less than a year and a half after its launch. The Canadian firm will pull the plug on the music-sharing platform on June 2, with paying customers being billed for the last time in April. BBM Music...