From New Media Age

• Lord Stephen Carter admits Digital Britain report overlooked consumer issues

  Lord Stephen Carter has acknowledged a lack of content about consumer issues such as privacy, internet neutrality and behavioural targeting within January's interim Digital Britain report

• BBC appoints first online access champion

  The BBC has appointed its first online access champion in a bid to get more people to use its online services

• Pirate Bay founders receive jail sentence

  A Swedish court has ruled the founders behind file sharing site The Pirate Bay guilty of assisting copyright infringement

From Marketing Direct

• Classic albums covers feature in new Royal Mail digital campaign

  LONDON - The Clash, Led Zeppelin and Blur are among the bands to feature in a new digital campaign for the Royal Mail's range of Classic Album Covers stamps.

• Warburtons appoints Smith & Milton for redesign

  LONDON - Baker Warburtons has appointed design agency Smith & Milton to refresh its brand identity.

• Brothers relaunches apple cider

  LONDON - Cider brand Brothers is relaunching its apple variant, to highlight the provenance of the product and position it away from rivals such as Bulmers and Magners.

From The Telegraph

• Computer games disguised as Excel and Word prove a hit with office workers

  Computer games disguised as Excel and Word documents which allow office workers to waste time without attracting the attention of their bosses are taking off on the web.

• Microsoft reshuffles browsers on ballot screen

  The Windows-maker has adjusted the algorith that generates the order in which browsers are shown on its ballot screen, as Opera says downloads have tripled since process began

• Weak online security checks 'putting people at risk'

  Common security questions need to be replaced with more complex identity checks to prevent fraud, say researchers.