David Cameron has said that there will be a review into whether to turn off access to social media & phone texting during times of civil unrest. Click to see more..

Google has entered the social networking arena again with their Google+ service, currently invite only. Will it work this time and can they catch Facebook?

The social media website MySpace has been sold by News Corp. to the advertising firm Specific Media for an undisclosed sum, although there are suggestions that it got over $500 million less than it paid, click to see more..

Anthony Weiner, the US Congressman at the centre of a scandal after posting 'inappropriate' pictures on twitter, has resigned today, click to read more..

LinkedIn prices it's initial share offering at $45 a share today as it looks to raise $350 million, click to read more..

Lady Gaga has made twitter history again after amassing 10,000,000 (yes that is 10 million) followers. In the world of online one-up-manship Gaga has it all sown up, click to read more..

Ashton Kutcher has been announced by Warner Brothers as the replacement for Charlie Sheen in the hit comedy 'Two and a Half Men', click to read more.

After Egypt's uprising, Bahrain, Libya and other nearby regions are following in various degrees of intensity. Click to read more..

Apple have agreed a deal with the micro-blogging site Twitter to promote the music in it's iTunes store. Click to see more..