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If you don’t get a reply from the office then it’s because we are all on the street (well, some of us, and most of
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For once I’m in full agreement with an article about the damage mobile phone technology does to our health. A writer at The Economist has
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This week’s round-up of interesting blog posts, articles, announcements and more: Do you still have a landline? (Guardian) Looking at how the rise of the
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As we slowly/finally build up to a climax in the US presidential elections, it’s really interesting to look at a number of new online developments
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I don’t agree with everything Emily Bell at the Guardian says, but her latest column is spot on, in which she highlights comments from ITV’s
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The Wildfire Byte Night team were featured in this week’s Surrey Comet – fame at last! There is still time to donate to help us
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As we posted previously, five members of the Wildfire team will take to the streets of London next Friday to sleep rough and raise money
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This week’s round-up of interesting blog posts, articles, announcements and more: What do journalists want from your website? – When writing a story about your
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There's little to seperate these two phones in price. But Apple, once again, has pipped everyone to the post in the usability stakes, at the cost of making a completely closed system. The G1 totally lacks Multitouch. Also, without significant multimedia capabilities, the G1 is little more than the first phone that Google could get onto the market. Good browsing is nice, but shouldn't we expect this by now?
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Gordon Brown’s move today to invest £300m to offer free computers and internet access for more than a million children from low income families has
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Google’s latest endeavor, the Android mobile platform, was revealed to the world today. The first phone to use Android is HTC’s Dream on the T-Mobile
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I recently returned from a week off to immediately face a 12-hour press-tour and a trip to Ireland. I can safely say I've never had such a tiring week. My colleague Siobhan, who was with me in Dublin, is now jetting-off for a two-day business trip to Amsterdam. Frankly I don't know where she finds the stamina. International travel is tiring. By all means get involved in PR for the international glamour. But I'll be happy not to have to do it again for a while.
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