Stoppard lashes out against technological evolution
Playwright Tom Stoppard has expressed his fears that shifts in social use of technology is threatening the survival of the printed page. In a recent interview, Sir Tom suggested that reading and...
View ArticleEngland’s defeat made worse by ban on technology
Following yesterday’s tragic trouncing of the England football team against Germany, technology buffs are calling for a rethink on Fifa’s refusal to use goal-line technology. The match, which saw...
View ArticleSony wins court battle, but celebration is short-lived
According to news reports, Sony have won a court battle to keep their PlayStation 3 (PS3) gaming system from being hacked in Australia. Last week, the company secured a temporary ban on Jailbreaking...
View ArticleACTA talks reaching a conclusion
According to a leaked report on the development of global software and copyright rules, ACTA (the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement) has been holding discussions relating to the way in which...
View ArticleVideo gaming to support healthy lifestyles
A new initiative is being launched in the Teesside area to support overweight men to improve their fitness levels. Researchers have been piloting a new game based on the sport of boxing, which has been...
View ArticleLord West calls for tighter control over e-mail privacy
According to Lord West, the ex-minister for cyber security, the government needs to take much stricter action when it comes to ISP providers looking at confidential e-mails without the permission of...
View ArticleOnline on the Underground
Transport for London has issued a request for telecoms companies to submit their proposals for rolling out a Wi-Fi network across 120 underground stations in time for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic...
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