British TV viewers lead the trend of illegally downloading US shows from the net, according to research. New episodes of…
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Search sites get closer to users
Search sites want to get to know you better. Not content with providing access to the millions of websites, many…
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Man auctions ad space on forehead
A 20-year-old US man is selling advertising space on his forehead to the highest bidder on website eBay. Andrew Fisher,…
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Lasers help bridge network gaps
An Indian telecommunications firm has turned to lasers to help it overcome the problems of setting up voice and data…
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Be careful how you code
A new European directive could put software writers at risk of legal action, warns former programmer and technology analyst Bill…
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Movie body hits peer-to-peer nets
The movie industry has struck out at file-sharing networks with another round of lawsuits in the US. The Motion Picture…
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Cable offers video-on-demand
Cable firms NTL and Telewest have both launched video-on-demand services as the battle between satellite and cable TV heats up.…
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US woman sues over ink cartridges
A US woman is suing Hewlett Packard (HP), saying its printer ink cartridges are secretly programmed to expire on a…
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Blog reading explodes in America
Americans are becoming avid blog readers, with 32 million getting hooked in 2004, according to new research. The survey, conducted…
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Peer-to-peer nets ‘here to stay’
Peer-to-peer (P2P) networks are here to stay, and are on the verge of being exploited by commercial media firms, says…
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