Lady Gaga wins injunction against Lady Goo Goo
Paparazzi singer succeeds in banning animated character from performing songs on YouTube. By Mark Sweney
Independent website to launch paywall for non-UK readers
Indy website will have New York Times-style limited access of 20 free articles a month before users are charged. By Mark Sweney
YouTube launches online movie rental service in the UK
Google-owned site will offer UK film fans online rental of blockbusters including The Dark Knight and Reservoir Dogs. By Josh Halliday
Microsoft considering fresh bid for Yahoo, say sources
Yahoo's shares soared by 10% on the rumour that the software giant said to be considering a fresh bid for the internet business
News Corp faces fresh hacking drama – around satellite TV cards
Italian trial of those accused of hacking TV access cards turns spotlight on to Sky Italia – and is expected to hear that hackers nicknamed Murdoch 'the Kangaroo'. By Tom Kington
Groupon ‘lining up IPO as Facebook delays’
Online discount firm expected to float in late autumn but social network has put off IPO until late 2012, according to reports. By Josh Halliday
Superfast broadband rollout is too slow, warns culture secretary
Jeremy Hunt says UK is in danger of trailing rest of Europe and urges telecoms firms to put their rivalries aside. By Juliette Garside
Peppa Pig owner confirms it is for sale
Entertainment One's shares rise, valuing it at £358m, as it appoints investment banks to seek out offers. By Juliette Garside
Bringing in the bacon: multimillion pound offer for Peppa Pig
Owner of popular children's show receives approach that could boost worth to £400m. By Juliette Garside
Netflix shares fall after losing TV shows and films such as The Social Network
US cable broadcaster Starz ended contract renewal negotiations with video-streaming site on Thursday. By Josh Halliday
Michael Jackson walks away from SeeSaw
Former chief executive of Channel 4 leaves chairman designate role at struggling online TV company. By Mark Sweney
LA Noire developer Team Bondi enters administration
Sydney-based games firm was plagued by rumours of bad management and poor working practices. By Josh Halliday
SeeSaw loses Channel 4 shows in funding hitch
Shows such as The Inbetweeners and Skins no longer available on online TV service as it negotiates new funding round. By Mark Sweney
Oracle’s Africa dealings come under FBI scrutiny
Allegations of bribery are understood to centre around software sales to government agencies in Western and Central Africa
US government tries to halt AT&T’s T-Mobile takeover
Department of justice attempts to block $39bn merger on antitrust grounds. By Josh Halliday