Friday 12th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Two thirds think Street View is intrusive

Google Street View is considered to be intrusive and simply 'a service for burglars' by over 60 per cent of people asked in a recent study.

Friday 12th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Twitter bomb joker sentencing adjourned

The sentencing of the man who jokingly threatened to bomb an airport in Yorkshire on Twitter has been adjourned until Monday.

Friday 12th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Secret government laptops lost

GCHQ has come under fire from a committee of MPs after dozens of laptops were lost by the intelligence agency.

Friday 12th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Digital Economy Bill 'will boost piracy'

Music fans will find alternative ways to download music illegally if the Digital Economy Bill's disconnection plans are passed through Parliament, ISP TalkTalk claims.

Thursday 11th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Tories: '50p levy will make people disconnect'

Shadow minister Jeremy Hunt has claimed that Labour's proposed phone line levy to fund super-fast broadband will push hundreds of thousands of people offline.

Thursday 11th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Web shoppers less likely to return goods

Many shoppers are unaware of their right to return goods bought on the internet, a government-backed study has revealed.

Thursday 11th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Pink Floyd win download battle with EMI

Pink Floyd have successfully sued their record label, EMI, for selling individual tracks by the group over the web.

Thursday 11th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Facebook voted easiest to use social network

Facebook has come out top in a poll to find the most user-friendly social network.

Thursday 11th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Virgin trials telegraph poles for fibre

Virgin Media is trialling fibre-optic broadband services using telegraph poles rather than underground cabling.

Thursday 11th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

A third unhappy with broadband speed

Nearly a third of broadband customers in the UK are unhappy with their connection speed, according to a survey.

Wednesday 10th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

MSN Video Player fully launched

Microsoft will launch the full version of its video-on-demand service, MSN Video Player, on Thursday.

Wednesday 10th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Broadband for all could save govt £900m

Getting everyone in the UK online could save the government £900m of taxpayers money, it has been claimed.

Wednesday 10th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Large Hadron Collider shutdown planned

The Large Hadron Collider will be shut down at the end of 2011 for planned maintenance and updates and not because it is 'broken'.

Wednesday 10th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Twitter adds phishing protection

Twitter has added an extra level of protection to stop malicious links spreading on the popular micro-blogging service.

Wednesday 10th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Google Street View goes nationwide

Google will this week release Street View imagery for many parts of the UK so far neglected by the service.

Wednesday 10th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Digital Economy Bill 'threatens UK reputation'

Controversial amendments to the Digital Economy Bill pose a threat to the UK's international reputation, several ISPs have warned.

Tuesday 9th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Google loses ground to Bing, Yahoo

Google's search market share in the UK dipped by 1.6 per cent in the month of February, according to statistics.

Tuesday 9th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Musicians need record labels - IFPI

The IFPI has attacked the popular view that musicians no longer need record labels in the digital age.

Tuesday 9th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Scareware seen by 1m surfers a day

Security firm McAfee claims that one million people around the world encounter scareware scams every day.

Tuesday 9th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

eBay celebrity auction to help Haiti

Celebrities including Ridley Scott and Sienna Miller are auctioning off personal and signed items through eBay to raise money for Haiti earthquake victims.

Tuesday 9th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

No Smoking Day app hits Facebook

An application specifically designed to help surfers quit smoking will launch on Facebook on No Smoking Day 2010.

Tuesday 9th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Google Public Data Explorer launched

Google has launched a tool to help you find and visualise data about subjects such as unemployment rates, population and crime.

Monday 8th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Queen calls for web for all

Internet access remains an unaffordable option for many in the Commonwealth, leaving them unable to reap the benefits of the web, according to the Queen.

Monday 8th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

ISPs 'can make millions from music'

British ISPs could make more than £100m in the next four years if they bundle premium music services with broadband, a report has claimed.

Monday 8th March 2010           Read this story at WebUser

Oscar winners scareware attack warning

Surfers searching for information about the winners of the 2010 Oscars, announced on Sunday night, could be in for a nasty shock if they're not careful.