Dating website OKCupid has been doing a little social media manipulation, making tech fans recall when Facebook also performed some news feed manipulation in the… Read More »OKCupid Experiment Alters User Profiles
Do you remember the piracy adverts that you used to get at the beginning of VHS tapes – You know, the one with the upbeat… Read More »London Police Team Up With Project Sunblock to Fight Websites Committing Piracy
Do you ever get sick of filtering through the miles and miles of drivel on your Facebook News Feed, just to find that little nugget… Read More »Facebook Introduce Save – For When Your News Feed Isn’t Enough
The BBC is reporting that Google is much more reluctant to remove links under the EU ‘right to be forgotten’ ruling than previously thought, even… Read More »Google Restores Right to be Forgotten Links After Media Outcry
For the second day in a row news gathering website Feedly has been struck by a Denial of Service Attack (DDoS).
Popular news aggregator Feedly is currently down for all that use the service due to a DDoS (distributed denial of service) attack on its servers.… Read More »Feedly down due to DDoS attack **UPDATED**
Y’know when you’ve just finished that first episode of an all exciting new series and you want to watch the next one right away? You… Read More »Netflix Adds Post-Play Feature to Android App
The controversial and incredibly bold ‘Right to be Forgotten’ ruling, imposed by the European Union in the last few weeks, has been the target of… Read More »Google Facing 41,000 Right to be Forgotten Requests
In just under a week another installment of the world’s greatest football phenomenon will kick off in Brazil. The FIFA World Cup is the world’s… Read More »Google Brings Street View to World Cup 2014 Venues – Google Maps Too!
If you’ve ever had pictures of a rough night out posted on Facebook, or in a more extreme example, have ever been the target of… Read More »Google Allowing EU Residents to be ‘Forgotten’ by Search Results
Back in 2013 Nintendo imposed harsh policies on usage of content from their games on Youtube. The Japanese company claimed all ad revenue from any… Read More »Nintendo Relaxes YouTube Revenue Policy
Although it seems not many people care about the privacy settings on their social networking accounts, it’s nice to have the option of who you… Read More »Facebook’s Default Post Privacy Settings Change to Friends Only