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Bookmaker Paddy Power's 'tranquilize the chav' advert has been banned from television just a week after their previous Ladies Day offering.

U.S. Prefers Google over Facebook, Says Poll

As seemingly successful high street chains continue to go bust, the disquieting atmosphere amongst businesses is all-pervasive.

David Beckham Posts Posh's Sexy Pics on Facebook

YouTube and Facebook among ways illegal drugs are being sold to young people.

A theme park based on gaming app Angry Birds will be launched in the Finnish city of Tampere.

Yahoo demands compensation from Facebook over patent infringement

Right-wing extremists exploit racial tensions just a week after EDL go on rampage in Rochdale.

Nokia continues mission to get mobile phones into hands of 'the next billion people" with Asha 202, 203 and 302.

Twitter, it seems, has claimed yet another victim!

One of the Internet's more popular adult video Web sites - YouPorn - has confirmed that personal data for millions of its registered users has been compromised.

Biz Stone advises users too much of a good thing is "unhealthy", as site celebrates smashing 500 million user mark.

Far right group denies members involved in unrest targeting Asian community after police officer injured by brick thrown by rioter.

The far-right group are using the alleged race-attack teenager's name as a promotional tool.

Doctored photos of the presenter posted on the EDL's official Facebook page show him emblazoned with the group's emblem.

From favourite foods to swearing, what will you be giving up this year?

Privacy campaigners petition government to abandon Communications Capabilities Development Programme to monitor online activities.

Journalists, friends and public express condolences on Twitter over war correspondent's death in Homs shelling.

Newport bouncer Carl Whant has been found guilty of the murder of his cousin's girlfriend and their unborn baby, at Newport Crown Court.

Team VViP Hackers have attacked an unofficial Australian Vaio laptop sites, defacing its frontpage.

As a part of its anti-terror plan, the UK government is reportedly preparing to store and monitor data from social networking Web sites like Twitter, Facebook and other personal web communication facilities for up to a year.

Newcastle's ground has once again been targeted by graffiti, with fans continuing to voice their displeasure at the north eastern side's home being dubbed 'Sports Direct Arena' by owner Mike Ashley.

Today, most games running on PC's including Half Life 2 and Counter Strike can be modified by gamers without much trouble. Modified games add interest and more value to the game and such games continue to remain popular even after the original game gets outdated.

A British Student, Glenn Mangham, 26, has allegedly stolen valuable information after breaking into the heart of Facebook. The talented hacker had earlier pointed out security loopholes with the Yahoo website and apparently won an appreciation award from the firm for his noble work as ethical hacker.

Apple has been forced to backtrack on its application privacy, after it was found that many apps were taking users' contact lists from their iPhones and iPads.

Bank Hapoalim security measures foil viral attack on £50bn asset pot that tried to access accounts.

Fans can start voting on March 1 for the 25th Nickelodeon awards at www.Nick.com, Facebook and Twitter.

The European Court of Justice has decisively ruled out implementation of anti-piracy filter by social-networking sites to stall copyrighted content from being uploaded on their sites. The ruling involves a case filed against Netlog by a Belgian music royalties firm, Sabam.

Ralph Lauren, Burberry, Jaeger and Hobbs among labels in British fashion e-tailer's web shop.

Even if Colombian singer Shakira was attacked by a sea lion, she does not stop worrying for her animal friends.