Twitter, under pressure after receiving an online petition with at least 124,000 signatures, announced Saturday on its site that it was introducing a new one-click button to report abuse on every post.
Time Warner Cable announced last week that it was introducing its Remote DVR Manager service (mdvr.timewarnercable.com) in several parts of the country, including in the New York City area and the Northeast.
Yesterday ChaCha sent out a message to its guides explaining that it was introducing a "Pay-For-Performance" system that was designed to improve search quality – not a bad idea, given the shoddy results we've seen before.
The no-frills carrier, which is also scrapping exemptions from its £6 website administration fee, said it was introducing the £2 fee "in order to comply with the UK Office of Fair Trading's (OFT) recent ruling on credit card fees".
However, the scheme received a major boost in January when McDonalds said it was introducing the technology in all its 1,200 outlets in a bid to cut queue times.
Amazon also announced it was introducing the third version of its Fire operating system, codenamed Mojito.
One of the leading carriers, AT&T, announced that, henceforth, it was introducing monthly data caps on subscribers using its fixed-line connections (as it already does with its mobile services).
Tesco said it was introducing additional "bespoke racking" in stores to accommodate Now! 92 alongside Adele.
