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Digital Britain: the spectrum implications -

Lord Carter’s recently published Digital Britain report outlines two bold projects to ensure the widespread availability of high-speed broadband: the universal service broadband commitment of 2Mbit/s for all households by 2012, and the Next Generation Final Third project.

Digital Britain : Tax shock funds fibre -

Lord Carter’s GBP0.50 tax on copper lines to fund next generation broadband, announced in his recently published Digital Britain report, has certainly been a shock for the market.

Crime does pay for firm behind intelligence-gathering software -

It sounds like every schoolboy’s dream: working for a company that combines computers with intelligence gathering for the police and the military. For David Carrick, chief executive of East Kilbride-based software firm Memex, it’s just another day at the office

ScotlandIS in the news -

Our recently launched software exporters group hit the press with an article in this week’s Scotland on Sunday.

Robots encourage children's interest in computing science -

‘It was 50 per cent fun, 50 per cent interesting’. The wonders of robots and what computers can do held a class of P6 pupils entranced.

Other Industry News

Striking opposites -

Bangladeshis grapple with their contradictions

Honour given to 'UK astronauts' -

The five British-born individuals who have flown in space are being honoured with a commemorative pin.

The Planck telescope becomes the coldest object in space -

Europe’s Planck telescope reaches its operating temperature, making it the coldest object in space.

Open source -

Free software is finding fans

Earth Watch -

Environmentally, is climate change our biggest concern?

Honeybee mobs overpower hornets -

Bees smother hornets in a "bee ball" that kills the giant predators with heat and carbon dioxide.

Facebook criticised over privacy -

The social networking site comes under fire for planned changes to privacy settings.

No safe haven for rarest antelope -

Hopes are dashed that some of the few remaining hirola antelope have managed to colonise new, safer territory.

Art attack -

Bill Thompson on mixing art and technology

Billions stolen in online robbery -

Details emerge of why billions in virtual cash disappeared from a virtual bank in Eve Online.

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