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Poll: What are you most looking forward to in 2010?

{ Posted on Dec 15 2009 by Claire Dutton }
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Its fair to say that 2009 has been a challenging year for many and as Christmas approaches we're wondering what you are looking forward to in 2010. We've added a poll asking that very question - cast your vote and let ...Read More »

2009 – The good, the bad and the ugly!

{ Posted on Dec 09 2009 by Elsa Chen }
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Categories : Business, Copyright, Digital Divide, Featured, File Sharing, Marketing, Net Neutrality, Privacy, Regulation
As we approach the end of an eventful year I thought it would be apt to take a look back over the main industry talking points of 2009 to evaluate what happened, why we were discussing it and where we ...Read More »

Murdoch vs Google – biting the hand that feeds him?

{ Posted on Dec 02 2009 by Darren Farnden }
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Categories : Advertising, Copyright, Featured
Last month Media tycoon Rupert Murdoch, founder of News Corp which owns titles such as The Wall Street Journal, The Times and The Sun, announced plans to block Google from searching the company’s websites as he believes companies such as ...Read More »

Knowledge is power – good or bad!

{ Posted on Nov 25 2009 by Darren Farnden }
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Categories : Privacy, Regulation, Security, Social Networking
Following our earlier articles regarding the rise of social networking and its potential privacy issues and our coverage of subjects such as cyber-bullying, when we heard the results of Ofcom’s latest report it raised a number of concerns. [caption id="attachment_85" align="alignleft" ...Read More »

Mandelson – New master of the digital economy?

{ Posted on Nov 23 2009 by Darren Farnden }
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Categories : Copyright, Featured, File Sharing, Privacy, Regulation
Last month (here) we discussed Mandelson’s announcement at the ‘C&binet Conference’ regarding the tackling of illegal file sharers and his continued proposal of a three strikes system. These proposals have now progressed further with the release of the Digital Economy ...Read More »
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