Controversial file-sharing site The Pirate Bay has released its own web browser which claims to avoid ISP blockers and provide links to sites restricted in the UK.

Everything Everywhere, the mobile network forged via Orange and T-Mobile to launch 4G mobile internet in the UK, has posted some disappointing financial results which has seen turnover and revenues drop despite having a controversial monopoly of the UK's 4G market. The company's pre-tax losses rose from £113m in 2011 to £249m for 2012, with annual turnover down 1.7 per cent to £6.6bn.

Micro-blogging social network Twitter has released their list of the best marketing campaigns used on its platform over the last year, with mobile rebrand Everything Everywhere taking top spot as the most successful example of Twitter advertising.

The parent of the two well-known Telecom companies is set to launch their new 4G service under one unified brand, dropping Orange and T-Mobile to be incorporated as Everything Everywhere.