The delivery of the first batch of Raspberry Pi computers on 20th April will provide educators with massive opportunity to correct the ‘criminal’ neglect of computer technology in our schools according to Gary David Smith – co-founder of Prism Total IT Solutions.
Argos is to start selling ads on is online store, as well as via its iconic print catalogue and instore, as the retailer looks to capitalise on its high UK consumer reach.
There are currently 3.7 million empty nesters in the UK with a total disposable income of £288 million, more than double that of those with children still living at home (£102 million), according to new research.
Real Media Group has revamped its online video features for advertisers and publishers.
Just under half of all UK online shoppers abandoned a shopping basket during 2011, representing £1.02bn in value, according to new research.
Facebook’s most recent acquisition has been the biggest tech story in the past week, and the backlash from Instagram users has already begun. Rupert Staines, UK MD of RadiumOne, takes a look at what the deal will mean for the photo sharing app, and how Facebook can assuage customer fears over advertising and privacy breaches.
Government funded body e-Placement Scotland is calling for employers and students to get behind a new initiative: ‘Let’s Get Paid’. The initiative aims to promote the importance of offering paid work experience for computing and IT students in Scotland.
Internet telephony firm has launched a controversial outdoor ad campaign suggesting some of the world’s biggest social networks are ‘degrading humanity’.
Only 66% of the British public would consider themselves ‘creative’, compared to nearly 80% of Americans, according to new research.
Google has launched real-time service alerts for the London Underground, keeping commuters and travellers notified of any potential disruptions to their journeys.