The BBC has long had exclusive rights to broadcasting the tennis from Wimbledon, but for this year’s tournament which kicks off on Centre Court at 13:00 BST today, Google-owned video streaming behemoth YouTube will also be broadcasting the play around the world.
Microsoft has made an about face over the issues of 24 hour DRM check-ins and digital blocks to stop people sharing their games with friends
Hackers have taken control of the Brazilian World Cup website to bring worldwide attention to the widespread police brutality in the country that is not being reported in the press.
Google says that it has prevented a “phishing attack” on tens of thousands of Iranian users, with the hackers looking to influence the outcome of the upcoming Iranian elections.
The protests are continuing for the sixth day in Turkey, but in a unique twist, the protesters have crowdfunded an full-page advert in the New York Times to try to explain to the world their motives and aims.