Mobile market will decline, says Nokia
The Finnish group expects the number of phones sold to increase by 10% but the overall value of the market to be lower than in 2007. By Richard Wray
More hopefuls line up for race to buy Tiscali
Vodafone, BSkyB and Orange have joined Carphone Warehouse and a number of Italian companies in race to buy Tiscali. By Richard Wray
BT’s plan for quicker connection
Within three years, new BT technology should spell an end to sluggish broadband. Michael Pollitt reports on the consequences for consumers and ISPs alike
Ofcom sets out agenda for next-generation broadband
Ofcom has suggested the nation's sewers, electric pipes and underground telecom ducts could be used to carry new broadband cables. By Richard Wray
O2 slashes £100 from price of iPhone amid talk of slow sales
O2 is cutting the price of the smaller version of Apple's iPhone amid fears that sales have stalled as the company prepares to launch a better version over the summer. By Richard Wray
Quieter AOL and debt fears hit Carphone
Shares have dropped 13% as the retailer admitted to fewer new customers than expected over past three months. By Richard Wray
Yahoo seeks allies to fend off Microsoft and Murdoch
Microsoft's attempt to take over Yahoo is threatening to turn into a 'rumble in the jungle'. ByBobbie Johnson
Yahoo advertising deal with Google aims to deter Microsoft bid
Yahoo has agreed to surrender some of its advertising revenues in a landmark deal with rival Google. By Richard Wray
Microsoft piles pressure on Yahoo
Microsoft has given Yahoo three weeks to accept its $31 a share takeover bid - or the software company will approach the internet firm's shareholders directly. By Richard Wray
Google to allow bidding for trademarks
Google is planning to allow any online advertiser to bid for trademarked names on its British and Irish search sites. By Richard Wray
Writers’ strike an unwelcome drama at Pinewood
Film studio company Pinewood Shepperton hopes for smoother year after US writers' strike, weak dollar and tax changes
US writers’ strike shakes Pinewood Shepperton profits
Shares in the film studio company down as weak dollar and tax changes also knock performance
Apple sued over missing millions of colours it claims for new iMac
Texas resident sues Apple over its desktop monitor's rainbow palette's deceptive advertising
US court tells nervous banks to put up money for Clear Channel deal
A Texan judge has told banks to provide $22bn (£11bn) to take over media company Clear Channel. By Andrew Clark
Yahoo shares up after revenue claims
Yahoo's share price rose nearly 5% today after it released details of a three-year plan that it claims proves Microsoft's takeover offer 'substantially undervalues' its business. By Mark Sweney