Thursday, April 13, 2006
Google Calendar unveiled
Google Calendar unveiled: "The free, Web-based Outlook competitor has analysts cooing"
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- Welsh digital TV take-up outweighs broadband
- Insight into UK's digital habits
- Welsh MP calls for faster standard broadband
- The BBC 2.0
- Ofcom/ The Communications Market: Nations and Regions
- Insight into UK's digital habits
- Murdoch group attacks BBC web relaunch
- GNER speeds up Wi-Fi trains
- BBC- Beyond Broadcasting
- BBC Creative Archive
- BBC to shake up web with more interactivity
- Wiki wizard looks to future
- N.Y. County Mandates Wireless Security
- Everyware
- Politics of Net Neutrality
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- hearusnow.org/ Consumers Union
- Surprise in Net Neutrality Debate
- Save the Internet, viral campaign
- SavetheInternet Coalition
- 802.11s
- Electric Cafe
- Broadband Wiki
- Will Cyworld Stop MySpace Juggernaut?
- Power to the People
- The Wealth of Networks
- We the Media/ Dan Gillmor
- "We Media"
- Digg Just Might Bury Slashdot
- Carphone unleashes broadband price war
- Novell: Linux desktop set to take off
- Carphone Warehouse takes wraps off 'free' broadband
- Leader: Free as in broadband
- Broadband and mobile not your right, says EU
- Newspapers sign on to syndicated blog service
- Google offers free Web calendar service
- Mobile phone first for pop single
- Iceland comes first in broadband
- Nortel: Businesses will become virtual
- iPass lands roaming deal with The Cloud
- Google Calendar unveiled
- Cardiff Uni gets slice of nanotechnology millions
- The Social Life of Information
- E-Government 'undemocratic' says LSE
- Ubiquitous Computing/ Mark Weiser
- The Digital Divide Discriminates Against 36% Of Th...
- Converged mobile/Wi-Fi phones put to the test
- Vodafone makes a U-turn on strategy
- Photos: Wagamama waiters go wireless with Symbol
- Wi-fi trains arrive nine months early
- Social networking ready to go mobile
- Carphone seen heralding free broadband in the UK
- Phone firm 'plans free broadband'
- BSkyB to offer broadband service
- The Hundt for better business models
- Spread Spectrum: Hedy Lamarr and the mobile phone
- European net domain opens to all
- BT Retail launches 8Mbps broadband
- Google aims to track users with wi-fi
- Swansea's IAT wins £20m network project
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