A big business buy and Starbucks Wi-Fi round out this week in numbers.

More huge job cuts for BT and spam-powered homes round out this week in numbers.

This week showed that UK consumers are more willing to watch adverts in exchange for free web content and first quarter losses were posted by HTC.

Twitter’s site traffic has been increasing rapidly and shows no signs of slowing.

UK consumers are more willing to watch adverts in exchange for free online and mobile content than the rest of the world.

This week we wish a happy birthday to Google’s Gmail, and ponder social networking classes for £4,000.

Viviane Reding wants IT to do better when it comes to cutting energy use.

This week we celebrate the Queen's first email and look at the Street View controversy.

Coverage areas and competition are growing fast between broadband and mobile providers, says the European Commission.

Computers taken from St. Pancras Hospital contained patient’s personal records and have not been found.

Sir Tim Berners-Lee once fell victim to an online scam when trying to purchase a gift on the internet.

This week, a study showed social networking sites were more popular than personal email, and we marked the first telephone call.

Social network sites such as Facebook and MySpace have become more popular online than personal email accounts.

Investigation information stored on a USB drive has been lost by Lothian and Borders Police.

This week in IT we are chatting for cheap, and fighting off pirates with smart Wi-Fi technology. Yarr!

This week in IT saw some excitement with a milestone for Microsoft, a silent disco dance party, and new data breach stats.

BT is said to be in the early stages of creating a new mobile network with the help of T-Mobile and 3.