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In the week of its 6th anniversary the video-sharing site shows record viewings.

The new mobile operating system 'Mango' will be available this autumn.

Sources report the rumoured buyout has gone ahead for $40 million.

The BBC has used a teenager’s photo on the front of its in-house magazine after spotting it on Twitter.

Orange and Barclaycard collaborate in the launch of contactless payments with mobile handsets.

New service gives search results based on friends' posts.

An updated version of the Google AdWords policy goes live today in a bid to protect users' information.

Vodafone has reported a 10% rise in annual profits, attributing their success to smartphones.

The videogame maker's website has been hacked and 25,000 customer emails stolen.

Facebook employed a top PR firm in a campaign to question Google's use of user data.

Twitpic has updated its T&Cs in a move that has angered users

Video calling service Skype has been bought out by Microsoft in its biggest deal to date.

New Google Images search options enables users to sort images by subject and obtain more relevant results.

May 2011 reveals further small gains for Google in the UK search market.

Recent comScore research shows that Facebook's share in the US display ad market has doubled over the past year.

A simple way of measuring page load times has been introduced on Google Analytics to help regular users and businesses.

Spotify is muscling in on the online music market by launching a rival to Apple's iTunes and offering more features.

There are many ways to optimise Google Places pages through commercial copywriting, according to an expert.

Nokia is set to axe 4,000 jobs, 700 of which will come from the UK. The news comes after the company closes its deal with Microsoft.

Sony finally explains that unauthorised hacking was the reason it closed its PlayStation Network in the last week.

Social networking is cause for concern as some teachers are being humiliated and judged for using sites such as Facebook.

A secret tracking device that follows users movements has been discovered inside the iPhone.

Twitter is expected to lead the bidding war for the independent TweetDeck service.