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The basics
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The lowdown on the digital economy bill, which could be rushed into law by the election -
Public service broadcasters such as the BBC and C4 have been dealt a blow, while Ofcom gains new powers
Most recent
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30 Oct 2013: Holly Baxter: It may seem funny how quickly the generation that grew up online starts to reminisce. But taking stock of how things have changed is no longer about a quiet yearning -
8 Oct 2013:
Two plays take on the impact of the digital world: futuristic Override is an at-times sinister comedy, while Virgin examines what women gain and lose from new tech, writes Lyn Gardner
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26 Sep 2013:
Telecom companies call for a rethink of BDUK project, so far solely supplied by BT, which is using £1.2bn of public money. By Juliette Garside
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22 Sep 2013:
A documentary exploring the impact of the digital age on young people has something to worry about for everyone, says Mark Kermode
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5 Sep 2013: Digital transaction system can be used for new businesses and to promote growth, officials told at Downing Street meeting
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17 Apr 2013:
The simple, functional gov.uk website has won Design of the Year, beating reinvented wheels and AidPods for the prize. So is it the 'Paul Smith of websites'? Share your thoughts here
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16 Apr 2013:
Gov.uk, a one-stop digital shop for all government services and information, beats the Shard and the Olympic cauldron to prize
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20 Feb 2013: After five years and 50 rounds of bidding, fourth generation mobile wireless will change the way we use our phones
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22 Jan 2013:
Minister charged with improving digital delivery of services says too much government business still being done on paper. By Charles Arthur
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17 Jan 2013:
With the 4G sale imminent, we ask what this next-generation mobile communications will net the UK exchequer
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4 Dec 2012:
Leading authority on digital image processing – the science of using computer programs to identify important trends in data
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11 Nov 2012:
In an exploding digital age, arguments about press regulation are simply becoming silly, says Peter Preston
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6 Nov 2012: Overhaul will see more transactions, such as driving test bookings and tax payments, move online. By Charles Arthur
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28 Oct 2012:
David Cameron launched his vision for a cluster of high-growth startups in the capital two years ago. Rohan Silva, the man responsible for implementing the initiative, tells James Silver about progress so far
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28 Oct 2012:
Technology insiders give their verdicts on Tech City's progress so far, and tell James Silver what the government needs to do next
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