Police investigate bomb threats made on Twitter against three female journalists, following a row over abuse on the social networking site.

Facebook's share price rises above its $38 flotation level for the first time since the shares began trading last year, before falling back.

The growth of mobile devices has meant families are now more likely to watch television together, a new report from regulator Ofcom says.

O2 announces that its 4G mobile data network will launch on 29 August, but will initially cover fewer areas than EE and for a higher minimum cost.

People who want to read The Sun newspaper online now have to pay to do so, after it introduces a paywall.

The Wikileaks disclosures strained US-Afghan ties, a retired US Army general says at the sentencing hearing of Pte First Class Bradley Manning.

Wales has the lowest proportion of premises in the UK with access to superfast broadband while nearly a quarter of homes only use mobile phones.

Japanese electronics giant Sony reports a jump in profits for the April-to-June quarter, boosted by a weak yen and surge in smartphone sales.