Online safety push for five-year-olds
Children as young as five are being targeted in a new online safety campaign by the UK body charged with protecting children from abuse.
Google to launch instant speech translator for smartphones
Google is set to launch a new smartphone translator tool that will be able to hear speech and translate it instantly.
Opposition to digital economy bill grows
Government's proposed 'three strikes' rule would damage business, say hotels and public institutions
500,000 EU computers can access private British data
Giant Schengen database holds a host of personal details that could be of use to criminal gangs
Building spaces for the future
FREE event drawing on recent research by Futurelab about young people’s view of what learning spaces should look like in the future
Tories challenge BT and BBC as part of ‘100MB broadband’ pledge
If elected, the Conservatives are promising to deliver super-fast 100mb broadband by 2017, challenging both BT and BBC in the process.
Broadband users pay over the odds
The majority of broadband users in the UK pay for download limits that they come nowhere near reaching, according to a survey.
Twitter Helps in Haiti Quake Coverage
In the wake of the devastating earthquake in Haiti, social media site Twitter has proven to be an important tool.
50 per cent of Internet users bank online
For the first time, the number of individuals using the Internet and banking online is over 50 per cent.