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Digital economy bill proposals receive welcome from music and film, but anger from ISPs and privacy campaigners The government's planned crackdown on unlawful online filesharing has been attacked by privacy campaigners and...
The advance of digital music technology makes it possible to listen to and buy millions of recordings online. The market was once dominated by Apple’s iTunes, but competition has grown. Here Times Money rounds up the options...
Guide to the Large Hadron Collider The Cern facility has been intimately involved in the development of computing and the internet. It is called the Large Hadron Collider Computing Grid (LCG) and promises to transform any old...
Peter Stiff: Market report Shares in Staffline soared by nearly 20 per cent yesterday after the recruitment group said that it expected full-year results to be better than expected. The company, up 10p at 61p, said that a...
Commodities soared and emerging markets took off, but the average small investor missed out, says Patrick Collinson It invests in goldmines – and it became a goldmine. Every £1,000 invested in BlackRock Gold & General at the...
Comedian Michael McIntyre only recently joined the ranks of the mortgaged-to-the-eyeballs, but he is already fretting about the chances of his house falling down. 'It keeps me awake at night,' he explains, and not entirely in...
As noted by Journalism.co.uk yesterday (and before that, by the Guardian on its front page) LinkMachineGo [LMG] blogger Darren deduced Belle de Jour’s real identity as early as 2001. But he kept quiet. Journalism.co.uk asked...
So much for cross-platform PDC Silverlight 4.0 was the big hit at Microsoft's Professional Developer Conference (PDC) this week. "I can see that Silverlight is the future of Windows client development" one attendee told me.…
By Rich Trenholm on 20 November 2009, 5:51pm It's Friday, you've had a hard week of checking out Crave's , but that requires fiddly setup. While it will spot you're on an iPhone, the site doesn't automatically grab your...
Science fiction has long inspired real-world technology, but have the authors of sci-fi stories finally run out of steam? Stuart Andrews investigates From the earliest days of Jules Verne and HG Wells, science fiction and...
