Category: Broadband

Fancy a show that has been on ITV, but don't want a trip to the DVD store to buy it, well you can download some 260 hours of content from iTunes.

A mid-term review of the European Commission's i2010 policy framework was released on Friday and introduces some interesting broadband/Internet usage statistics across Europe.

The US broadband companies and those who feel the internet should be a neutral space are continuing their debate.

The council in South Derbyshire is trying to collate information about people who cannot get broadband.

Supermarkets are slowly becoming less to do with food and more to do with general lifestyle shopping. This is perhaps confirmed with the news of expansion of the TescoDownloads.com website.

Ceredigion Council is running a not-spot scheme to try and collate information about how many cannot get broadband in the council area and particularly where they live.

Coffee Republic has become the latest place to seek sanctuary if you need to get your internet fix while out on a shopping exhibition.

After eight years as BBC director of future media and technology Mr Highfield has joined the Project Kangaroo venture.

A recent vote by MEPs carries no legal power, but it may well reflect the disparity in views about how copyright law should be enforced and how far legislation needs to go to handle the ease with which digital copies can be made.

The World Economic Forum has looked at many factors to produce a league table of the Networked Readiness Index for 127 countries around the world.