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The UK Government has said it will move to begin prosecuting ISPs if they do not come up with a solution to curb illegal downloading over their networks before April 2009.
Culture Secretary Andy Burnham has told the [...]

According to Toshiba, it is undecided what to do about HD DVD drives in notebooks. TechRadar attended Toshiba’s UK press launch in lovely Hertfordshire this morning and found that [...]

According to the Financial Times, MySpace is in talks with the major record labels with a view to launching its own music downloads service.
MySpace, which is owned by Rupert [...]

Microsoft has made its Service Pack 3 Release Candidate 2 for Windows XP available for public download after three weeks in the hands of invite-only beta testers.
Windows users who [...]

The P2P-Next project is a pan-European conglomerate of 21 industrial partners, including the BBC and the European Broadcasting Union and other research groups, examining the potential uses of peer-to-peer [...]

The National Consumer Council (NCC) has referred 17 software manufacturers to the Office of Fair Trading following an [...]

Harrow Council has saved some £330,000 by using voice recognition technology to root out benefit cheats.
The Voice Risk Analysis technology detects stress patterns in people’s voices, recognising hesitation and [...]

As we predicted last week, you can now buy and download BBC shows like Torchwood, Life On Mars, Little Britain, Spooks, and Robin Hood through the iTunes Store.
Available as of today, the selection of BBC TV programmes will cost £1.89 per episode. The shows can be viewed on a Mac or PC, a video-equipped [...]

Many computer manufacturers viewed the ultra-mobile PC (UMPC) as just another gimmick that would have very little practical significance in the marketplace when it was first announced. But tiny [...]