Next month’s British royal wedding of Prince William and Kate Middleton is set to be available as a video download on iTunes on the day it takes place. The Associated Pressreports that Decca Records will make the entire ceremony available on platforms including iTunes immediately following the service in London’s Westminster Abbey. Speaking toReuters, David Joseph, chairman and CEO of Decca’s parent company Universal Music UK described the release as “The fastest we have ever released an album of this stature....

These videos were bought to you bySitePenandViadeo. In the past week 18 UK based technology startups have been onWeb Missionin Silicon Valley visiting valley based companies, networking, pitching to investors and understanding more about bringing their companies to the US market, some, with the intention of opening a US office. I caught up with founder of Web Mission Oli Barrett and some of the startups after their trip to visit the Twitter HQ in San Francisco....

If you live in the province of Nova Scotia, you’ll soon have access to broadband Internet if you want it. The Globe and Mail isreportingthat the Nova Scotia government is closing in on delivering the overdue promise it made to make broadband Internet available to every resident. Delivering broadband Internet access to the whole province was made possible thanks to a network of towers and repeater poles that are used to reach rural locations everywhere in Nova Scotia....

BroadFeedis an elegant social magazine that pulls in articles and images that your friends are sharing on Twitter. You might be tired of hearing the term “social magazine” and it’s honestly a term that has been played out since the launch of Flipboard, the first iPad app to enter the space. That being said, the layout, design and features within BroadFeed demanded a fresh look. BroadFeed works by pulling in popular articles being shared within your Twitterverse but, you can also use the directory to follow other people’s networks if you don’t use Twitter....

Whether you use Klarna all the time or have barely heard of it, it’s time to start paying attention: the buy-now-pay-later app has just become the biggest private fintech company in Europe. Klarnahas completeda new round of fundraising, valuing it at US$46 billion (£33 billion). That’s four times what it was worthlast September, and on a par with fellow Swedish tech giantSpotify. Klarna offersinterest-free credit on purchases with participating retailers, including Decathlon, Desigual, JD Sports and Oasis....