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Major government shake-up planned

Plans for the biggest shake-up of government since 1986 are unveiled as part of efforts to generate new income.

Sharing Profit from Adsense on a Community Website

Sharing Profit from Adsense on a Community Website
After my first experiments with Adsense and artificial intelligence, I thought it might be interesting to try it out on a website with more traffic. (However great my privacy and ‘under construction’ pages are, they aren’t the most visited pages on the web!) So when I [...]

Ebusiness Case Study: Last FM and Web 2.0 innovation

How Last.fm Responded to the Opportunities and Challenges of E-Business Technologies
As an e-business from the start, an online presence was essential to Last.fm’s business model. There was no risk of channel conflict or cannibalisation of pre-existing sales channels.
Last.fm’s Relationship with Technology

Using Rogers’ (1962) technology adoption lifecycle model, organisations can be innovators, early adopters, early or [...]

HP, Intel, Yahoo in cloud tie-up

Three high profile tech firms put their weight behind the cloud computing phenomenon.

Anger at website password change

E-businesses whose websites are hosted by a Gloucestershire firm say they have lost thousands of pounds due an unannounced password change.

Questions for Microsoft on open formats

After Microsoft announced it would work with the UK National Archives to help open old digital document formats, the Free Software Foundation questions the US giant’s motives.

Centre is key to tackling e-crime

A new centre in Sheffield aims to help businesses falling victim to growing trend of e-crime.

Sense of purpose on access course

Thomas Magnusson describes his return to education, more than a decade after failing at school.

E-business help for smaller firms

Money is made available to help smaller businesses in Wiltshire to make the most of internet technologies.

Microsoft eyes Office switch test

Microsoft says it will be a challenge to convince some consumers to buy its new version of Office.