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 B2B Marketing

• SOCIAL MEDIA NEWS: New tool claims to seperate 'opinion leaders from opinionated'

• CAMPAIGN NEWS: Arjowiggins launches iPhone app to appeal to creatives

• RESEARCH NEWS: Marketing budgets are on the rise according to poll by Royal Mail

From The Telegraph

• 800 years of odd laws

  Legislation.gov.uk will shine a light on 800 years of laws - some rather strange, some simply out of date.

• China blocks Google again

  China blocks Google after the company stopped censoring search results.

• Man who published details of 100m Facebook users 'learning how to break passwords'

  The man who collected and published personal details from 100m Facebook users says he did so to learn how to break passwords.