How will John Lewis respond on Friday?

Students are trying to force a club in Leeds to drop an events company which “glorified sexual assault” in a promotional video.

Tablet sales are expected to boom this Christmas, fuelled by the sale of budget 7-inch devices

But can it help diminish the annoyance of those Kevin Bacon adverts?

It seems inconceivable that the Treasury has been unable to track down more than 400,000 Equitable Life policyholders to hand them the compensation due to them after the collapse of the life company.

A radio ad for payday lender Wonga was banned for being irresponsible. It rewrote the words to jaunty Fifties hit Mr Sandman to praise the lender for its simple loans.

Facebook paid no corporation tax in Britain last year despite generating an estimated £223 million in revenues, The Independent's sister paper the Evening Standard has revealed.

The comedian is on his Messiah Complex world tour

More time spent living on the web has been matched by an increased spend from companies on online ads

Advertisements have been long expected to make an appearance on Instagram

Outlook Sad news filtering out from the venerable Reuters media group last night: 150 job cuts coming soon to the UK and European offices.

The European Commission's top competition official said Google would allow rival firms to display their own logos on its search display results page as part of concessions it has offered to avoid a showdown with regulators.

Everyone from Prince Harry to Janice Dickinson is stepping out in Kingly style

Facebook's shares closed above the $50 mark yesterday, continuing their onward march as the social media giant's success in making money from mobile ads lures investors back into a stock that, when it floated last year, swiftly plunged below its offer price on worries about being overvalued.

All around the country, community websites have sprung up, providing local news, covering local politics and engaging local people in the affairs of their area