Lenovo, the world's second-largest PC maker, reports a rise in profits due to its still-growing home market and from sales abroad.

The Premier League says it shut down more than 30,000 illegal internet streams of matches last season.

A New Zealand court has ruled that the FBI must produce evidence of piracy before Kim Dotcom can be extradited.

Streaming music services like Spotify and We7 will generate £696m for the global music industry in 2012, a rise of 40%, new research suggests.

The news agency suffers its third breach in a month, as hackers continue their pro-Syria propaganda war on the site.

Figures show 36,000 online petitions were submitted to the government in the first year after their launch and 12 people every minute are signing one.

Facebook shares fall more than 6% as the first lock-up period, which had prevented sales by early investors, ends.

The Ugandan prime minister's website has been hacked, an official confirms, as social media sites show images of the site with pro-gay messages.