Margot Huysman

A Canadian citizen is hoping to take Google to court over alleged privacy violation.

Deezer reaches two million subscribers and secures £81m in funding.

Nutmeg, a UK investment management company hoping to democratise investments, launches today.

Google is offering credit cards to small and medium businesses in order to fund their advertising needs.

Democrat candidate in Maine criticised for her online gaming habits - but Republican party's mockery may backfire.

Customers who placed orders with RS Components in June still waiting for their Raspberry Pi's to be shipped.

300 IT security professionals across Europe are working today in a simulated cyber-war.

Ameranth, a company offering IT solutions for the hospitality sector, is suing Apple over the Passbook app.

Microsoft's Skype is partnering with WiFi supplier Wicoms to offer free WiFi in UK and Ireland high street.

Blur Group, a tech B2B company, will be listed in London as of Friday.

London-based Powa has made a multi-million pound deal with South Africa's First National Bank to use its mPowa mobile payment system.

Level39, a new space for start-ups and accelerator programs, will be opening in Canary Wharf in January 2013.

A unique campaign to help highlight the plight of missing children in Europe has begun, using the 404 error pages displayed when you visit missing webpages.

HM Revenue and Customs has announced it will be the first government department to transfer all of its data to the cloud.

Twitter co-founder Evan Williams has given strong hints that new metrics measuring online influence could be set to supersede the number showing your follower count.

Google agrees to take down videos that violated Brazilian electoral code after appeal is rejected.

Betapond, a Facebook marketing technology company, announced a deal with London-based start-up iPlatform.

Fabio Jose Silva Coelho questioned after Google failed to remove YouTube video attacking mayoral candidate in town of Campo Grande.

Myspace announces brand new look and complete overhaul of the site, following the site's acquisition by Specific Media last year.

Google Street View now offers panoramic views of the coral reefs and unseen world beneath the waves..

The first ever Tweet Shop opens in London this week, enabling customers to pay with a tweet instead of cash

The FinTech Innovation Lab London is open for applications, searching for six London start-ups to help bring to the next stage.

Iran is preparing to create its own private internet and in the process has added Google and Gmail to its list of blocked sites.

Social Media Week kicks off in London and the rest of the world this week discussing the impact it has had on our world.

As Twitter tightens its control of third-party apps, If This Then That is the latest application to drop certain services linked to the site.

New measures expected to aid Silicon Roundabout and make London Stock Exchange more attractive.

A patent troll is going after Apple and a host of other tech companies, suing them for infringing its cloud computing and data processing patents.

A report for the first half of 2012 shows ebook sales are up 89 percent, but physical book sales remain unaffected.

This weekend members of the UK tech scene will abandon their laptops in favour of lycra shorts and bicycles to help raise money for charity.