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Small businesses can struggle with publicity, but founders Jules Brooke and Simone Heydon are changing that with Handle Your Own PR, now expanding in the UK.

Twitter slashes its social ties with LinkedIn, stopping the automatic syncing of user tweets to their LinkedIn profiles.

Blizzard assures users the only breaches it has seen have come from password theft - but a lot of people aren't convinced.

Guild Wars 2 beta packed as 'hundreds of thousands' test the servers, sparking positive buzz. The game's unique questing and no fees impress.

2011 saw further development of security risks for IT users – both as individuals and as employees of businesses.

Symantec broadens its tech horizons by acquiring cloud archive firm LiveOffice for $115m, enhancing info governance services amidst hacker threats.

Discover the internet's best-kept secrets: from mastering screen shots, essential keyboard shortcuts, to eco-friendly travel planning.

UK pubs to introduce urinal video games, turning bathroom breaks into gaming sessions, controlled purely by one's aim.

L Word star Leisha Hailey kicked off Southwest flight for kissing her partner, sparking a Twitter storm and allegations of discrimination.

As Android's popularity soars, AVG and Symantec warn against rising smartphone cyber threats, highlighting scams like 'Premium SMS'.

DICE confirms that Battlefield 3 will require EA's Origin client on PC, sparking disappointment among Steam users who must install another game client.

A study shows social media spam attacks follow a cycle of rise and fall, peaking every 20 days, affecting platforms like Facebook and Twitter.

Sony suffers another major data breach as hacker group Lulzsec leaks personal details of over 1 million users.

Targeted attacks, social networking threats, mobile device security and attack toolkits are all on the rise, says Symantec.

Imperva reveals top 2011 security trends, highlighting threats from mobile devices, cloud data security, and social network privacy.

In the throes of change, 2015's telco landscape reshapes under demand for advanced connectivity, hinting at a collaborative future.

YouTube videos now consume 10% of corporate bandwidth, outpacing all other internet usage, reveals Network Box report.