Category: Content

SOCA has taken control of a domain name for a music blog, after arresting the individuals running the website.

Smart TV's have been hailed as the next big thing in the connected home, and some evidence of this can be gleamed from indications that Korea Telecom is concerned about a sharp rise in bandwidth use.

BT Vision is expanding its library of films by securing a deal with Miramax.

The on-demand video service Sky Anytime+ has been restricted to Sky LLU customers, but from Easter 2012.

Wikipedia joins a growing list of websites participating in an Internet blackout in protest against SOPA, the US government's bid to stop online piracy.

Sky has bought a 10% equity stake in Zeebox with the aim of integrating Zeebox into Sky Go and Sky+ apps.

Netflix has launched in the UK, and is offering films, with a 1 month free trial if you link to your Facebook account.

Trefor Davies is going to try and start the New Year with a bang, by raising money for the RNLI while attempting to break the record for the most comments on a blog.

Netflix looks set to launch in the UK with access to a variety of BBC content, including entire series of shows like Torchwood and Spooks.

While automatic updates of software to ensure exploits are patched as soon as possible are something many people will accept, the lack of control may mean large bills for those roaming or with very low usage packages.