A new survey from Opera Mediaworks suggests that mobile is now the first screen for the majority of people in the UK, with apps for Mail Online and 8 Ball Pool (pictured) reaching more than a million users in March. However, those numbers are still dwarfed by the UK’s most popular app, the free BBC iPlayer, which boasts 5.5 million users.
Vogue’s pop-up cafe
Pop-up shops are in vogue at the moment, so it makes sense that Vogue should launch its own pop-up café. Celebrating 100 years of the UK edition of the iconic magazine, its publisher Condé Nast is hiring out a space for three months in The Village, the unashamedly posh part of Westfield London. Shoppers who fancy a Champagne cocktail while looking at a selection of vintage Vogue covers can check out the cafe from now until 25 September.
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Twitter abuse findings
Half of misogynistic tweets are actually sent by women. Research conducted by Demos found that women and girls wrote 50% of the aggressive tweets using the words "slut" and "whore". Given that the research was conducted as part of MP Yvette Cooper’s campaign to Reclaim The Internet – and the fact that 25% of young women have been the target of sexual harassment online – it’s depressing that some women are guilty of the behaviour others are working so hard to stop.