Will the Internet ever replace the humble newspaper? Falling sales in printed newspapers is certainly one sign that it will, but I have to admit it is nice to sip my tea while flipping through the daily paper. But that could all be about to change with Google’s Fast Flip.
When BBC’s iPlayer was announced in 2004, it was expected that trials of the software would completed by December 2005. By July 2007, Windows-only users were able to use the complicated iPlayer from a download.
The BBC, in the name of “public interest”, recently accuired the means to get together a botnet. The Click Online program for the BBC paid “£254 – £290” per 1,000
BBC and the Open University will be co-producing a documentary looking at the impact of technology on the lives of British families over the last 40 years.
For readers in Scotland, you’re in for a treat! Gaj-it.com will be featuring on BBC Radio Scotland’s newsdrive programme this evening from 4:50pm-5pm. I’ll be having a quick chat with
