Phorm posts $15.6m loss before tax

Behaviourally targeted online advertising firm continues to burn through dwindling cash reserves at $1.8m a month. By Mark Sweney

Simon Nelson to leave BBC

BBC's controller of multiplatform commissioning is leaving the corporation at end of the year. By Jemima Kiss

Technology blog site's founder Michael Arrington to stay on after takeover by internet giant. By Mark Sweney

Cable TV company unveils 3D Movies on Demand offering days ahead of roll-out of rival's new channel. By Mark Sweney

BBC-backed video-on-demand service is hampering rest of online TV industry, according to report. By Mark Sweney

Japanese advertising agency giant understood to have put in pre-emptive bid for AKQA, which is being put up for sale. By Mark Sweney

Move comes as seven partners in BBC-backed TV-on-demand venture officially incorporate as separate 100-strong company. By Mark Sweney

Conde Nast is launching iPad apps for Vogue and Wired

Martin-Cruz, best known for Sony campaigns Paint and Play Doh, will be Microsoft's UK chief marketing officer. By Mark Sweney

With shares selling for up to $76, investors are calculating social networking site is worth nearly twice as much as Yahoo!. By Graeme Wearden

The broadcaster has made a deal to keep the free-to-air rights for the James Bond franchise and to show the back catalogue in HD. By Mark Sweney

Facebook forecast to bring in £1.13bn in 2011 while MySpace expected to see ad revenues shrink 14%, according to a report. By Mark Sweney

Search giant says there is no agreement allowing telecoms company Verizon to prioritise the order and speed in which it delivers content to users

AOL continues its reinvention with agreement that will give it hundreds of news clips to select from each week. By Mark Sweney

Business arm of Easynet sold to private equity group for £100m – but Sky retains its fibre infrastructure. By Mark Sweney