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Virgin Media customers watched more than one billion programmes using the cable television company's on-demand service in 2011, an increase of 14 per cent on 2010.

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Paul Chambers, an accountant found guilty of sending a "menacing tweet" was the victim of a legal "steamroller" that threatened to make the law look silly, it was argued at the High Court today.

More - Tweeter Paul Chambers was victim of 'legal steamroller', High Court hears

Teenagers now list using social media sites such as Facebook and Twitter as their number one pastime, overtaking watching television, according to a new report.

More - Teenagers 'prefer social media to TV'

Demand for permanent IT staff increased in January with IT workers rated as the second most in demand professionals, according to research. More - Demand for IT staff increases in 2012

Smartphones have become wide spread in both the consumer and business realms. More importantly, employees expect they can hold just one device for their everyday use thus the boundary between personal and business usage is diminishing. The companies should have clear set of policies, requirements and standards that cover usage of smartphones to conduct business activities, writes Vladimir Jirasek, director of alliances, Cloud Security Alliance UK & Ireland. More - Security Think Tank: What are the challenges/opportunities of smartphone security policy? (part 7)