In a very hyped and controversial state of affairs, the slightest error in the news conference that is going to be held by Ben Bernanke may cost him a deal.

The Federal Reserve chairman has taken a strong decision of coming out in public with this conference to clear the air and remove all sorts of confusions and speculations on the issue of concern for many eager watchers.

Brits can now access live streaming and on-demand content from more than one hundred different radio stations over the Internet, thanks to the launch of UK Radioplayer.

Radioplayer is the result of partnership between the BBC's radio department and the UK's national as well as local radio broadcasters such as GMG, Blobal, UTV Radio and Bauer Media.

Online readers of the New York Times will now have to pay to have full access to the publication, which finally wrapped its online content with a paywall. Starting 2pm EDT, Monday, readers can access a maximum of 20 articles per month for free. Afterwards, they are asked to wait until next month or to sign up for the digital subscription.

Los Gatos, California-based Netflix is reportedly making efforts to acquire the distribution rights of forthcoming television series “House of Cards.”

FriendFinder Networks on Monday announced that its Penthouse division would launch a new 3D porn channel, called Penthouse 3D, in Europe.

California based UberMedia has reportedly agreed to acquire micro-blogging service Twitter desktop client TweetDeck in a deal worth $30 million (£19 million), a report published in the Financial Times claims.