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Online ad spend overtakes mainstream TV

According to a new report from Ofcom, more money was spent on internet advertising than on the mainstream TV channels (ITV1, Channel 4, S4C and five). Although advertising spend on all TV channels is still greater, this is a trend which is unlikley to continue in the future.  See details of our breakfast briefing on Online Advertising: Generating revenue, current issues and trends

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Navigating the web 2.0 safe harbor
We look at some current issues with the defence for content liability

Google pulls out of Digg deal
Google has pulled out of its £100m bid to buy social-news site Digg

"A buyer's market?": the effect of the credit crunch on technology and the investment market

Online Advertising Seminar: Generating revenue, current issues and trends
The online advertising market is currently worth £2.8bn and is set to over take TV as the biggest medium for advertising by 2009. Find out ....

Fox Williams acts for Tikit Group Plc
Tikit Group Plc buy TFB Group Limited for £7.4 million

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Weak reception for Rackspace float; should we be worried?
Wall Street saw its first market listing by an information technology company in six months. RackSpace, a web-hosting and services company, raised $187.5m. This was reported in the FT as a weak reception, indicating that public market investors are still reluctant to support tech start-ups and even more established companies such as RackSpace. This accords with similar difficulties faced by tech companies in accessing capital markets on the London Stock Exchange and AIM. You might ask – what concern is this for tech companies, who tend to rely most heavily on venture capital?

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