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Oct
27
BT offers business users free phone calls
The broadband, phone and digital TV provider BT has created a new deal for business users that could help them cut back on the cost of phone calls. The plan is.. moreOct
27
BBC may trim radio in favour of Gaelic TV
It seems that despite all of the technology used in the development of digital TV, especially in the case of Freeview, miscalculations have been made somewhere along the line, as viewers.. moreOct
27
Google Wave available in 2010
The new communications tool from Google is making waves amongst internet users. It offers email, IM and social networking through one handy tool. Unfortunately, according to Google’s product manager, Stephanie Hannon,.. moreOct
27
BBC to take iPlayer global for a fee
The BBC’s iPlayer is set to take on the world through the profit making division of the corporation, BBC Worldwide. However, this could be six months away and will of course require permission from the BBC Trust. Currently there are issues with international rights for.. moreOct
27
Orange readies Apple iPhone for November 10th
Orange will begin selling the Apple iPhone on November 10th in the UK, just one short day after O2′s exclusive comes to an end. That’s the good news according to a report in The Guardian. The not-so-good news is that the piece stated that a.. moreOct
27
Sky’s Specsaver branding broke rules
The satellite broadcaster BSkyB broke the TV sponsorship rules when it ran Specsavers branding every time the Ashes cricket series on Sky Sports used Hawk Eye technology. The Hawkeye system is a pop up that displays stats and information on the game but, following a.. moreOct
27
Hacked Guardian Jobs website puts 500,000 at risk
The security breach which occurred at the Guardian Jobs website this weekend could have put up to half a million people’s personal details at risk. The site, which has some ten million users per year, said that it didn’t know the exact number who had.. moreOct
27
Pace introduces HD multiroom
The UK based set top box manufacturer Pace has finally launched its highly advanced multiroom digital video recorder or DVR. This new technology connects set top boxes around the home without the need for any wiring, therefore making it much easier for consumers to receive.. moreOct
27
BSkyB signs up with Open TV
Satellite broadcaster BSkyB has signed a further agreement with the digital solutions provider OpenTV, which will help BSkyB develop and improve its current digital TV platform. For Sky subscribers there should be little obvious change in their TV enjoyment, but OpenTV’s digital solutions ensure the.. moreOct
26
