Apr
2008
Articles from 14th Apr 2008
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Intellectual Property issue clouded by court ruling
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Software developers are being warned to seek clear advice when assessing intellectual property protection following a recent High Court ruling. Read
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Call to set UK innovators free
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
A latent pool of 'hidden innovators' could potentially add a staggering £15 billion to the UK economy by 2012 - if the right conditions were created - according to new figures. Read
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Mercian Labels stuck on open source software
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
A Cannock company has labelled open source software 'the future' after turning its back on the big brands. Read
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Shire Leasing hits £150m turnover mark
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
A Staffordshire specialist firm claims it has helped to boost the county's economy following a record-breaking year. Read
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Muslim social networking website launched
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
A Muslim equivalent of Yahoo, Facebook and Youtube has been recognised as one of Europe's best tech start-ups by an American technology magazine. Read
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Dudley kids get interactive
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Young people in Dudley have been busy building a new inter-active website for 11MILLION.org.uk, the Children's Commissioner's organisation, which goes live today. Read
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Parents get home computer teaching from their kids
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
The old joke about children being the only ones able to programme the video recorder comes of age this month with the launch of Keeping IT in the Family. Read
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Social housing schemes plug into ReACT
Apr 14 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Social housing providers are tackling bad tenants across the country using a computer package developed by Birmingham-based Electronic Business Systems (EBS). Read
