BBC must find more savings as popularity of streaming and mobile reduces television ownership and licence fee income
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Critics View: Apple Music
Apple Music makes its long-awaited debut, but what do the experts think about the latest entrant into the streaming market?
Microsoft Sees Minecraft As Learning Tool For Schools
Microsoft is to launch Minecraft portal for teachers to share ideas about how game can be used to teach maths, design, history and other subjects and skills
Apple Adds Music Streaming And Fixes iMessage Bug With iOS 8.4 Release
Apple makes iOS 8.4 available to everyone, adding new music app, iBooks enhancements and security updates
What Does AdBlock Plus Mean For The Future Of Online Publishers?
Some argue that AdBlock Plus has the potential to destroy publishing revenues, so what can be done for Internet users to have their adblocking cake and eat it?
Apple iOS 8.4 Beta Revamps Music App Ahead Of Streaming Launch
Apple prepares for Spotify battle with new Music app in iOS 8.4 beta released to developers
OS X Yosemite Brings Cloud-Enabled Photos App To Mac
OS X Yosemite brings security and stability updates to Mac, alongside a brand new photos application
Is Netflix Actually Going To Ban VPN Users?
Netflix has the power to ban users but evidence from company and VPN providers suggests it wont
Facebook Wants To Become Your One-Stop Shop For News
Social network looking to host content from news organisations
NBA: Technology Is Essential For Basketball Expansion
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says technology is improving home viewing, the stadium experience and the sport itself
Memory Corruption Flaws Found In VLC Media Player
VLC says 'non-exploitable' flaws in VLC 2.1.5 have been fixed
TalkTalk Buys Blinkbox And Tesco Broadband Business
Tesco flogs Blinkbox as TalkTalk moves to strengthen its television service
Netflix ‘Blocking’ VPNs, Proxies And Other Location Hiding Technology
Netflix is reportedly responding to requests from the TV and movie industries to clamp down
Virgin Media ‘KipstR’ Wristband Pauses TV If You Fall Asleep
Virgin Media says KipstR could be used to control smart homes in the future
Netflix’s ‘Laissez-Faire’ IT Embraces Cloud And Open Source
Netflix lets employees use what ever they want, open sources its internal applications and wants to be cloud-only by the end of the year
Why Cesc Fabergas, Robin Van Persie And Thierry Henry Helped Raise $2m For A Media Technology Startup
Grabyo has helped broadcast the FIFA World Cup, Wimbledon, ATP World Tour, The Ryder Cup, UEFA Champions League and the BRIT Awards around the globe
Nude photos of Rihanna, Kim Kardashian And Avril Lavigne leaked online by ‘iCloud hacker’
And more naked photos of Jennifer Lawrence and Kelly Cucoco leaked as FBI continues its investigation.
News Corp Boss Lambasts Google, Urges EU Crackdown
The boss of News Corp alleges the search engine is a "platform for piracy"
Jared Leto: The Cloud Is Changing The Creative Industries
30 Seconds to Mars frontman Jared Leto says technology is acting as an equaliser for bands, freeing them from record labels which messed up digital distribution
Apple Releases U2 Removal Tool
Apple gives angry iPhone and iPad users the chance to get rid of Bono and The Edge from their devices
BBC: Heavy VPN And Proxy Users Are Most Likely Infringing Copyright
BBC tells Australian government that ISPs should monitor for suspicious activity
Premier League Working On Tech To Detect Copyright-Infringing Video Clips On Twitter
Ahead of the new football season, Premier League warns fans sharing goals on Twitter and Vine are breaking the law
Former BBC CTO Wins Claim For Unfair Dismissal
Employment tribunal agrees with former BBC CTO John Linwood's claim that he was made a scapegoat for the failed DMI project
Quiz Of The Week: Tech At The BBC
Britain's beloved BBC has presented , pioneered and developed technology over the years. How well do you know Auntie?
BBC Works To Fix iPlayer And Website Problems
Some BBC content, including iPlayer, has been inaccessible for some users since Saturday
BBC To Test 4G And 4K UHD Broadcasts At Commonwealth Games
BBC Commonwealth Games trials to see LTE eMBMS and IP networks used to discover new ways of transmitting content to TVs and smartphones
UK Cinema Trade Group Bans Google Glass
The Cinema Exhibitors' Association, representing more than 90 percent of British cinemas, said it will ban Glass from auditoriums
Ex-BBC Director General Mark Thompson Apologises To Commons For DMI Blunder
Former BBC director general Mark Thompson has publicly apologised for DMI's £100m failure
Talksport And Collymore Suspend Twitter Accounts Amid Racism Row
Talksport says it will not promote Twitter until it takes more responsibility for abusive messages
Google Bolsters Chromecast With New Media Apps
Google adds 10 new media services to its £22 Chromecast television dongle, giving users more choice