The Digital Economy Act and what it means for the individual By James Clark The law will be enforced across the UK later this year at which point age verification will be required to access adult websites.
Is the internet getting safer? By Simon Thorpe Two-factor authentication offers consumers a reliable method of securing their data online.
Should we really stop sharing our data? By Howard Williams Individuals now have the choice to continue or stop sharing their data with the businesses they interact with online.
Dropbox aims to improve performance by expanding global private network By Anthony Spadafora New global points of presence will improve performance and reduce latency.
Google opens up online AI training resource centre By Anthony Spadafora New portal will also offer a crash course on machine learning.
Net neutrality: Decentralization is the future of the Internet By Siavash Alamouti The recent FCC ruling will completely change the way individuals and businesses in the US access the Internet.
The new IT mandate: Preparing for the next billion Internet users By Don Hollander Universal Acceptance readiness is key to the future of the Internet.
Why edge computing is the next wave for our increasingly digital lives By Jacob Loveless Edge computing will allow businesses to meet consumer demand for increased speed and low latency.
Shoppers aren’t the only ones looking for a Cyber Monday “Steal” By Amy Baker Having your identity stolen online can sure put a damper on a good deal.
Google Chrome will soon stop annoying advert website redirects By Anthony Spadafora Google's plan to tame ad-filled websites is in full effect.
Responsive Design – the hardest no brainer in web development By Eran Kinsbruner In today's digital world, website development is vital to businesses in all industries.
Microsoft reveals LinkedIn tools for Outlook By Anthony Spadafora Outlook users will now be able to view details from their contacts' LinkedIn profiles right from their inbox.
Microsoft shutters Outlook Premium in Office 365 push By Anthony Spadafora New registrations for the service will no longer be accepted but current users will be able to keep and renew their plans.
Google amends restrictions on 'free news' By Anthony Spadafora News outlets will no longer be required to provide free articles or risk being lowered in Google search results.
Modernizing middleware-tier: How to evaluate your web application framework By Franco Rizzo Wondering whether you need to upgrade? Here’s what to look for.
How to ensure your content is remembered By Spencer Waldron Research shows you will forget this article within 3 days.
How brands can optimise the online shopping experience By Gavin Lowther Prioritising mobile-first retail and utilising emerging technologies can help ecommerce sites remain competitive.
Social Media – who ‘owns’ a virtual following? By Tom Collins, Mary Liu In marketing industries, the line between professional and personal social media use can often be quite blurred.
Digital Britain needs Conservatives to keep manifesto pledges By Sonia Blizzard The Digital Charter promised in the Queen's Speech could be transformation for the UK's economy.
The magic ingredients in mobile web performance By Lars Larsson Optimising your site's mobile web performance can improve your user experience and could lead to increased sales.
