Monthly Archives: January 2011

Everyone seems to have a few coins to throw in when the talks are about the Digital Economy Act 2010. An independent barrister thought the secondary legislation, as it is called, was simply incompatible with Europe’s Authorisation Directive (2002/20/EC), which stated that government officials could only force actions on broadband… Read the rest...

The sphere of social networking has been sprinkled with holy water as Pope Benedict saw for himself that it was good. In his recent speech entitled “Truth, Proclamation and Authenticity of Life in the Digital Age” for this year’s World Social Communications Day, the Pope seemed to have mixed feelings… Read the rest...

Plusnet has recently fallen into some trouble as a certain member of public claimed that the small print on one of the ISPs ad campaigns was not visible enough. While most of us will urge the complainant to buy new glasses, he did have a point… Read the rest...

The days when you could only listen to a song if you heard it on the radio, or if you had bought the artist’s record, audio-cassette or CD, are almost forgotten. What the music lovers of the past used to pay to enjoy, is now being taken for granted, like… Read the rest...

The new Nintendo 3DS has officially been released at an event in Amsterdam, bringing hand-held games into the third dimension. To fully enjoy the latest gadget you don’t need to wear any geeky glasses because the game uses a technology, which reveals a different set… Read the rest...