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And so we have entered the final chapter of the Big Brother saga with Big Brother 11, quite literally a circus. Love it or hate it, you can’t deny that as a concept...
This time next week, the country if not the globe, will be in the grips of the World Cup. Yet, whilst there will be plenty of opinions, thoughts and comments available online,...
British internet users who infringe copyright by using file-sharing software and sites will be logged, monitored and risk their details passed to copyright holders under new proposals from regulator OFCOM. The draft code of...
The FIFA World Cup is nearly upon us and then the eyes of the world will be focused on the biggest international football tournament on the planet. Held once every four years...
Sometimes it is good to admit when you have made a mistake and Facebook‘s latest admission over the privacy changes that threatened to damage its domination of the social networking sector will...
This week new websites for The Times and Sunday Times launched to the public. A cleaner look almost resembling the hard-copy newspapers will appeal to many, but the question is how appealing...
When you search online, Search Engines answer your search query by providing a list of websites where you can find the information you’re looking for. It doesn’t tell you the answer to...
They say you can’t teach an old dog new tricks but an ever increasing number of older people getting themselves online suggest that maybe the internet is just a new way of...
Here at 123-reg Towers surrounded by computer equipment, working away on my PC with dual-monitors, and with my smart phone sat next to me, life is not so bad. To the people...
Tomorrow the country goes to the polls. In what truly has been a Digital Election – TV debates, Twitter and Facebook use by would-be MPs – tradition reels us back in as voters...
