BT is introducing two initiatives to help beat rogue dialler scams, which can cost dial-up net users thousands. From May,…
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China net cafe culture crackdown
Chinese authorities closed 12,575 net cafes in the closing months of 2004, the country’s government said. According to the official…
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Apple makes blogs reveal sources
Apple has won its legal fight to make three bloggers reveal who told them about unreleased products. The bid to…
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New browser wins over net surfers
The proportion of surfers using Microsoft’s Internet Explorer (IE) has dropped to below 90%, say web analysts. Net traffic monitor,…
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China ‘blocks Google news site’
China has been accused of blocking access to Google News by the media watchdog, Reporters Without Borders. The Paris-based pressure…
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Learning to love broadband
We are reaching the point where broadband is a central part of daily life, at least for some, argues technology…
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No half measures with Half-Life 2
Could Half-Life 2 possibly live up to the hype? After almost two years of tantalising previews and infuriating delays it’s…
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Millions to miss out on the net
By 2025, 40% of the UK’s population will still be without internet access at home, says a study. Around 23…
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A decade of good website design
The web looks very different today than it did 10 years ago. Back in 1994, Yahoo had only just launched,…
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Broadband set to revolutionise TV
BT is starting its push into television with plans to offer TV over broadband. As a telecoms company, BT is…
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