AdWords Express releasedGoogle has rolled out AdWords Express, which aims to help more businesses take their first steps in PPC marketing.
Bing testing ads within organic search resultsChanges to search engine results and user interface being tested as Microsoft reveals record profits.
Britons feel cut off without internetSome 53 per cent of the 1,000 people surveyed by Intersperience said they get upset when unable to get online.
PRS calls for search changesPRS For Music wants to implement a new search initiative, aimed at making music downloaders aware of legal and illegal sites.
Apple to launch new Mac OS X Lion todayMac OS X Lion enters app store after record profits and sales announced.
Google Plus faces early gender split problemMen are using Google+ more than women, with social media trackers claiming around three-quarters of the site's users are male.
Google infinite scrolling moves closerGoogle has begun testing a new interface, which sets the stage for the launch of infinite scrolling.
Justin Bieber Twitter follower count hits 11mJustin Bieber passed 11 million followers on Twitter this week and thanked his 'Beliebers' for helping him reach the milestone.
SEO keyword research revealedAn experienced SEO consultant has offered advice on how to get the best results from keyword research.
Doctor Who episodes to rent through FacebookStarting today, BBC Worldwide will stream classic episodes through social media for fans outside the UK.
Smartphone users are happy with appsA new report from Deloitte shows 41 per cent of smartphone owners download an app at least once a week.
Google claws back search engine market shareSearch volume share tips further in Google's favour as Bing continues downward trend.
Twitter rallies over NOTW scandalTwitter went into overdrive once more yesterday, as users debated the closure of the News of the World.
Facebook teams up with SkypeFacebook to integrate video calling for its users.
Twitter acquires social media analysis companySocial media analysis service BackType has been bought by Twitter.
Baidu eyes English marketChinese search engine Baidu will partner with Bing to produce English language results pages.
Google plus one explainedtheEword MD, Al Mackin, takes a closer look at Google +1 and what it means for websites.
Reports show mobile betting riseMarked increase in bets placed using smartphones, ahead of sporting weekend.
Analytics goes socialGoogle Analytics users can now track how well their site is performing across three major social media channels.
Google introduces new projectGoogle's new Google+ project promises to revolutionise the way we share online.
2012 Olympians allowed to tweet from the GamesThe IOC has released guidelines on correct social media usage for athletes at the 2012 Olympics.
Naked Sex app con for iPhoneThe Naked Sex app, available in the Apple App Store, appears to have left people feeling short-changed.
Paid Twitter adverts to follow natural news feedsPaid adverts will soon be appearing in the news streams of Twitter users as the company looks to increase profit.
Winklevoss twins drop Facebook lawsuitThe former business partners of Mark Zuckerberg have put an end to their Facebook legal battle.
Essex teenager arrested in hacking probeA 19 year old is being questioned in connection to an ongoing investigation into recent hacks.
The British Library teams up with Google BooksHuge joint project will see 250,000 out-of-copyright books go digital.
Icann announces web domain name expansionInternet domain names will be increased following a vote by Icann.
Social media working for businesses, says reportBusinesses are increasingly turning to social media networks such as Facebook and Twitter in an attempt to cultivate sales, a new report claims.
Google vamps up search yet againGoogle shows new search features to speed things up.
Social media helps Iceland pen a new constitutionIceland has turned to social media to gain more public input on a new constitution.
Google still top of search engine market
Twitter sparks celebrity legal tussle
Twitter photo-sharing service available to users
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