Now for Google’s next trick … taking over your television viewing

World's dominant internet search company wants to deliver TV programmes ‑ and the adverts – in a marriage of technology

We7 shows ad-funded model can work for online music

UK rival to Spotify succeeds in covering its running costs for the first time – while paying proper royalties to artists. By Richard Wray

Nokia warns on profits as it delays ‘iPhone killer’

Nokia is struggling to compete with Apple's iPhone and Research In Motion's BlackBerry smartphones

The player: why tax breaks bring joy to gamers

Alistair Darling's announcement of help for the computer games sector is a boost for the industry and games fans

Google to produce internet guide … in a leaflet

Google to print a leaflet, The Simple Guide to the Internet, as part of push to get all Britons online by the end of 2012

Budget 2010: Video game developers get tax relief

£1bn-a-year UK games industry welcomes 'inspired' budget initiative to stop talent drain

Digital economy bill: Online piracy law unlikely to face major scrutiny

In a move that will dismay privacy campaigners and ISPs, websites with pirated content could be blocked as Tories collaborate with government to rush bill into law before election

Tories promise superfast broadband

Conservatives try to outdo Labour by promising broadband speeds of up to 100Mbps in technology manifesto

Tech chiefs attack digital economy bill

ISPs, Google, Facebook, eBay and Yahoo sign letter saying clause threatens free speech and could lead to blocking of websites. By Charles Arthur

Nokia chief: we want to be all things to all consumers again

The Nokia chief tells Richard Wray that the company's fightback is not just about developing an 'iPhone killer'

O2 and Orange link up to fight iPhone

O2 and Orange are to join more than a dozen mobile groups in a project to pool resources and create 'app'-style services across their range of handsets

Game on at mobile telecoms fair

The annual showcase of the latest games, marketing wheezes and software updates for the mobile telecoms industry is opening in Barcelona

New boss Van Natta out in MySpace shakeup

Less than a year after he was parachuted in to run MySpace, Owen Van Natta is out of a job as the ailing social network tries once again to revitalise itself