Google is to face another lawsuit. This time from photographers and artists for digitising images without consent.

Wolfram Alpha has announced a dramatic price drop and refunds to attract more users.

A BT service disruption swept across northern and western London, as well as further afield in Sussex, Kent and Essex.

Four years since entering the market, Google has stopped censoring its results in China.

January online retail sales saw their usual slump, along with the overall growth since the same period a year ago dropping to a new low.

Google backtracks on Buzz twice, the Kneber botnet affects 75,000 systems, and more numbers from this week in the IT world.

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BT will continue providing the phone and internet services for the Department for Work and Pensions.

Reports suggested Cambridge Council was using taxpayer money to purchase iPads under an environmental budget, but it denies the rumour.

One research group says the Apple iPad marks the beginning of the media tablet era.

IDC’s Worldwide Black Book says worldwide IT spending projected to grow three per cent in 2010.

More privacy woes for Google as its Toolbar doesn't seem to shut off when it's told to.