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Cinema style ratings to stop illegal filesharing
Most people are used to seeing age ratings on DVDs, games and at the cinema, so what about age ratings on broadband packages – could this be the answer to preventing.. moreSep
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BBC iPlayer to get Desert Island Discs
One of the BBC’s longest running radio shows, Desert Island Discs, is to join the iPlayer family, which means that any fan who happens to miss the show can easily catch.. moreSep
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BT urges action against rogue phone companies
BT has initiated a campaign against what it calls the mis-selling of landlines by unscrupulous telecom companies. Working in conjunction with the Trading Standards Institute, BT hopes to persuade regulator Ofcom.. moreSep
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Need for Speed: Shift demo arrives on X360 and PS3
Electronic Arts has announced that the demo for its swift selling Need for Speed: Shift is to be made available for download on PSN and Xbox Live come October 1st. The demo of the critically acclaimed racer will feature four cars, including the BMW M3.. moreSep
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Vodafone gets Apple iPhone sparking prospect of UK price war
Vodafone has announced that it will be stocking the iPhone 3G and 3GS in the UK. The move comes hot on the heels of Orange’s iPhone deal which was revealed yesterday, well and truly shattering O2′s exclusive on the phone. This is almost certain to.. moreSep
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100000 illegal broadband downloaders using BT
After giving BT a list of one hundred thousand customers suspected of being involved in illegal filesharing, the British Phonographic Industry (BPI) is disappointed at the lack of action from the ISP in preventing these customers from continuing their online activities. The creative sector employs.. moreSep
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Palm updates webOS to version 1.2
Palm has released an update for its webOS platform, bringing it up to version 1.2. The update adds a number of new features for Palm Pre users, just in time for the Pre’s UK launch on October 16th. The new goodies include support for LinkedIn.. moreSep
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BT attacks the Slammers
The phone and broadband provider BT has teamed up with the Trading Standards Institute to fight the growing menace of frauds where phone and broadband services are switched without the user’s knowledge, a practice that has become known as “Slamming”. BT is looking to the.. moreSep
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Over 20 million Freeview viewers need to retune
Tomorrow afternoon, over twenty seven million Freeview set top box and digital TV set owners will need to retune their equipment, or face losing some of the channels that have changed position on the Freeview programme guide. The retune is mainly to make way for.. moreSep
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