The first convictions for piracy over peer-to-peer networks have been handed down in the US. New Yorker William Trowbridge and…
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Slow start to speedy net services
Faster broadband in the UK is becoming a reality as more internet providers offer super-fast services. Some lucky Britons can…
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Broadband takes on TV viewing
The number of Europeans with broadband has exploded over the past 12 months, with the web eating into TV viewing…
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Savvy searchers fail to spot ads
Internet search engine users are an odd mix of naive and sophisticated, suggests a report into search habits. The report…
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Blogs take on the mainstream
Web logs or blogs are everywhere, with at least an estimated five million on the web and that number is…
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‘No re-draft’ for EU patent law
A proposed European law on software patents will not be re-drafted by the European Commission (EC) despite requests by MEPs.…
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What high-definition will do to DVDs
First it was the humble home video, then it was the DVD, and now Hollywood is preparing for the next…
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Rolling out next generation’s net
The body that oversees how the net works, grows and evolves says it has coped well with its growth in…
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BBC web search aids odd queries
The BBC’s online search engine was used a record amount in 2004, helping with enquires both simple and strange. More…
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Voters flock to blog awards site
Voting is under way for the annual Bloggies which recognise the best web blogs – online spaces where people publish…
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