Monthly Archives: December 2010

Are we all online saints? Have we never ever downloaded any music online… illegally? Perhaps some of us actually have not, yet according to the BPI, throughout 2010 there were roughly 1.2 billion music files unlawfully downloaded in the UK. The government is keen to stop to this – it has… Read the rest...

The government is very keen on blocking porn or making it less accessible to young children. According to the The Sunday Times Ed Vaizey said: “This is a very serious matter. I think it is very important that the Internet Service Providers (ISPs) come up with… Read the rest...

During a recent talk in London Nigel Walley, managing director of Decipher, a media strategy consultancy, said that according to the firm’s research, where consumers voiced their views, our tellies are simply not the right platform for social media such as Facebook. “According to consumers, it’s a disaster,” he said. However,… Read the rest...

Isn’t it interesting how internet traffic levels expanded by almost a half (40 per cent) when it snowed heavily in the UK? It seems businesses are giving remote professionalism a shot after all. But if thinking about the salary, is working comfortably on a sofa… Read the rest...

How many times have you called up a company with an urgent inquiry and all that you experienced was incompetence, indifference and quite frankly laziness? I know I have. That’s why every time I call a company’s customer service department, I have very low expectations. According to a recent Read the rest...