On 26th May 2011, the UK government updated its Privacy and Electronic Communications Regulations in response to the EU’s Privacy and Communications Directive, and has given websites until May 25th 2012 to comply.

On the January 1st 2012 Facebook Markup Language took one step closer to being left on the shelf to gather dust like the ZX Spectrum as Facebook ceases to support its proprietary mark-up language.

The Marilyn at Niagara photo collection – an exclusive collection of Marilyn Monroe photographs never before been available for sale commercially

Vintage Playing Cards are in the process of promoting and fulfilling Christmas orders for their range of handmade greeting cards and gifts sourced from vintage games

Many studies over the years have shown there is correlation between website speed and revenue. If your site loads slowly a greater percentage of users will abandon your website

  Earlier today Twitter announcedan embeddable follow button to enables users to follow a user in one click. This is in addition to the already well used Tweet button which is already featured on thousands of websites and allows people to Tweet the website they’re visiting to their followers. Previously, in order to follow a [...]

Many of the acronyms you’ll find being used on Twitter have a basis in the last decade of digital communication (such as texting, email & IM).

January 2011 Facebook added the functionality to browse the site via a secure (HTTPS) connection with the aim to dramatically decrease security issues for many users….or will it.

Shopping search engines allow online merchants to list their products making them to be available for listing.

Many websites still open external links in new windows and some of the most popular conventional methods of outbound link tracking is to use a little function that is called in the onClick attribute of a link.