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29Jul/10

Global State of the Internet report reveals UK mediocrity

A detail released today shows that the UK is lagging behind the greatest part advanced countries in the world in terms of broadband speed.
Cloud optimisation services provider Akamai has released its quarterly State of the Internet give an account of, revealing that, in terms of average internet speed for countries over the world, the UK [...]

29Jul/10

BBC News website's content management and publishing systems

As division of the BBC News site refresh we have been making stable changes to the underlying systems that manage and publish the make easy.
The BBC has one of the oldest and largest websites put ~ the internet and one of the goals of the update to the News position was to also update some [...]

28Jul/10

Ofcom must conduct the spectrum auction as soon as possible, says Vaizey

Communications do service Ed Vaizey has instructed Ofcom to hold the spectrum auction because of the 800MHz and 2.6GHz radio bands as soon as practicable, an auction that is key to government plans for universal broadband rollout.
In a relation on the Business Innovation and Skills (BIS) web site, Vaizey reported: "we require Ofcom to co-ordinate [...]

28Jul/10

Report shows more insiders involved in cyber crime

The 2010 Verizon Data Breach Investigations give out, based partly on information provided by the US Secret Service, has base that data breaches in 2009 involved more insider threats, greater practice of social engineering and the continued strong involvement of organised iniquitous groups.
Stolen credentials were the most common way of gaining unauthorised gain to organisations [...]

26Jul/10

Round up, Monday 26 July 2010

Over up~ the Radio 4 blog Feedback’s Roger Bolton talks to Steve Herrmann hither and thither the redesigned news homepage. “…Garish, poorly laid out” says one listener and “I have power to’t believe someone actually designed it to look like this…vicious” says another. If you haven’t seen it already creative mentor Paul Sissons blogged about [...]

26Jul/10

It”s not you, it”s my mobile

Looking in spite of a frustrating, disappointing and ultimately futile experience? There’s an app for that, says Gary Marshall
It was my birthday recently, and my brother arranged because us to go to Cork and see a band called The 4 of Us. They were awesome, but travelling means a lot of dead time and hanging [...]

23Jul/10

Project Canvas Chairman appointed

Project Canvas’ ratification that Kip Meek has been appointed as Chairman is, I convinced, a very important moment for the project I have chaired on this account that the past two years.
Drawing an analogy; for all the partners who be the subject of worked together it’s like building a new house – at this drama [...]

23Jul/10

BBC News mobile apps

Today we are launching the BBC News app, initially on the Apple iPhone and iPad and, later in the year, up~ other platforms as well.
Our aim is to develop a pose of core public service apps that bring some of the BBC’s principally popular, distinctive and original content to mobile in an easy to conversion [...]

22Jul/10

Tameside Council wastes 36,000 on Second Life flop

IT chiefs at Tameside Metropolitan Borough Council in Greater Manchester squandered a integral of £36,665 building a virtual town hall in online globe Second Life. The council scrapped the project after one year suitable to the low levels of interest shown in the service.
The council said it was “looking at innovative and modern ways to [...]

22Jul/10

BBC News website redesign (5)

Thank you ~ the sake of all your feedback on the BBC News website redesign. There has been a parcel of it, and we’ll continue to sort through the comments and e-mails we’ve been receiving, identifying precise issues we can address and adding answers to the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) boy-servant .
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