£22 ‘DIY’ mini computer goes on sale: Raspberry Pi teaches coding to kids
A hand-held computer called the Raspberry Pi has gone on sale in the UK for just £22 this week, aimed at teaching children how to programme and code.
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Video interview: Blackberry sets out on path to future
Research in Motion have had a turbulent year, as its Blackberry mobile range has lost market share to rivals such as Apple, Samsung and HTC.
Video report: City of the future? Kansas residents test Google’s ultra-fast internet
Google is installing ultra-high speed fibre optic internet service in Kansas City, Kansas and Kansas City, Missouri.
Digital accounts for nearly a third of UK radio audience
The number of online radio listeners in the UK rose 16.4% during 2011, accounting for 29.1% of the total audience, according to the latest RAJAR figures.
New marketing boss at Brand Potential
Brand Potential has appointed three senior members of staff as the consultancy looks to expand since its launch in 2010.
Right to reply: Wonga- when SEO goes bad
This month saw payday lender Wonga pull a section of its website which suggested payday loans could be viewed as an alternative to making use of a student loan, following mass outrage. The firm said the main purpose of the content was search engine optimisation (SEO). Julia Kukiewicz, editor of consumer site Choose.net, looks at … [Read more…]
Sky to launch online TV for non-subscribers
Broadcaster BSkyB is to launch an online television service to non-Sky customers to combat a sharp slowdown in growth of its customer base.
C4 to report first loss in ten years: Invests in creative talent
Channel 4 is set to report a loss during 2012 as the broadcaster looks to invest in creative talent at the expense of profits.
Virgin Media to double broadband speed by 2013
Virgin Media has announced it will double the speed and bandwidth allowance of its broadband service for more than four million customers by mid-2013.
Sky to offer social TV after $15m Zeebox deal
BSKYB has bought a 10% stake in social TV network Zeebox in a move that grants the broadcaster exclusive rights to use the two-month-old start-up’s technology in its own apps.