We've been waiting for the news for well over a year, but ICANN - the Internet regulator - has finally voted to allow non-Latin characters in domain names.
When the Internet first came to prominence, almost all of its users were English-speaking and those who weren't spoke languages based on Latin characters. Nowadays, more than half of the Internet's 1.6 billion users speak languages with non-Latin scripts.
This is important as it will pave the way for the registration of hundreds of millions of new domain names - and will be of particular importance to international companies who who will need to protect their brand overseas.
Generally speaking, you should avoid the use of PDFs when distributing information online. They take time to download, cause accessibility issues, require users to install Adobe Reader and interrupt the user experience.
Channel 4 has announced a deal to make programmes - such as Derren Brown's Trick or Treat - available on the hugely popular video sharing website, YouTube.
The Hearts and Heroes Challenge is a 29-mile foot challenge, set along the Southern Upland Way in Scotland. Skyblu engineered a website for the first challenge in 2009, which attracted over 500 competitors and raised £244,961.
