Monthly Archives: June 2011

I won’t boast and say I know a lot about maths and science but having a degree in the latter does constantly make me the family tutor and scientific dictionary. Throughout the exam period I found myself tutoring not only my sister via Skype using webcams, notepads and microphones, but… Read the rest...

Stuck in the tube, with nothing to read, I did something that earned me strange and even hostile looks from fellow passengers. Did I break out in song and dance? Did I watch an episode of ‘TOWIE’ on my oh-so smartphone? No. I made eye contact and smiled. I will not claim… Read the rest...

It seems that once again the let’s keep children online debate gains momentum. Only this time, the UK Government is working closely with ISPs to come up with a strategy which would somehow prevent children from accessing adult content online. Claire Perry, MP for Devizes, has recently commented: “50 per cent of… Read the rest...

Eastbourne and Hasting can finally be welcomed into the 21st century. The brave residents of East Sussex have fought tooth and nail during a three year campaign against BT to be included in its FTTC broadband deployment timetable. It’s about time too, as many households were still relying on dial-up services… Read the rest...

ISPreview has recently found that an exit from net neutrality will make Internet users “angry”. I am pretty sure fellow broadband watchers will not form an angry mob, however a mass migration should be expected as 91 per cent said that they would not hesitate to switch providers if heavy… Read the rest...