Amazon boss admits shady data use to the US congress
Jeff Bezos admits to more questionable business practices before congress subcommittee


Jeff Bezos admits to more questionable business practices before congress subcommittee


BT warns lack of government support is putting roll out at risk.
Read: Openreach’s rural fibre roll out at risk!Facebook looks into biases within the system that allow racism on the site.
Read: Facebook to investigate racist algorithms.With millions of Disney+ contracts already taken out, the Disney Corporation’s expansion into on-demand media has been an unqualified success
Read: Has Disney+ been a success?Another technological revolution may sound like a far-flung concept, but it’s going to transform our lives in the near future...
Read: What the fourth industrial revolution means for youIt’s comforting to know our internet is getting faster, but progress still lags behind Government targets.

Housebuilders will soon be legally obligated to ensure new homes receive gigabit broadband access, preparing residents for a connected future
Read: Does every new home now have gigabit broadband access?It’s been a year few of us will forget in a hurry, and we're only halfway through.
Read: The biggest malware threats of 2020…so farBT launches second broadband home line service for the new crop of home workers.
Read: BT launches second line serviceA list of the best areas for online gaming has just been released.
Read: Best broadband areas for online gaming in the UK.
A study by Opensignal found wifi usage increased but 4G speeds fell.
Read: Study unsurprisingly shows WiFi usage increased during lockdown.WhatsApp has lost it's status as privacy go-to since Facebook's acquisition.
Read: What is Signal and why are protesters using it?Zoom has become an essential tool during lockdown, but there are risks.
Read: Zoom might not be as safe as you think!More 5G towers have been vandalised in the UK, why are people so scared?
Read: 5G conspiracy theories cause chaos, but why?Hacking and scamming on the increase as more people are working from home.
Read: Hackers are more active under lockdownFor millions of UK workers, Spring 2020 has been a wake-up call to the realities of the home office.
Read: Can home working ever replace commuting?Election promises feel like ancient history... how does our broadband stack up?
Read: How does the UK’s full fibre connectivity compare to European countries?If Zoom is supposed to be a lifeline during these times, why are we all so sick of it?
Read: Zoom burnout? You are not alone.It's not so much a novelty as a necessity - yet rural workers often suffer the worst levels of internet connectivity.
Read: Working from home in rural areas: a how-to guideLockdown has coincided with an unprecedented golden age of on-demand broadcasting - so where is HBO?
Read: Why the HBO Max streaming service isn’t coming to the UKDoes increased portability make up for what laptops lack in hardware power?
Read: Can you run a business from a laptop?Fast, dependable broadband is suddenly more important than ever.
Read: Lockdown offers broadband customers time to renegotiateNow is the perfect time to get on board the latest streaming platform
Read: To Disney+ or not to Disney+With traffic at unprecedented highs, can the web's infrastructure cope?
Read: Can the internet cope with mass self-isolation?The UK’s biggest broadband providers have agreed not to limit internet allowances during the current crisis.
Read: UK ISPs remove data caps during pandemic
