Jun
2008
Articles from 24th Jun 2008
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Pay up or face the music for sounds at work
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Businesses in the region must play by the rules when it comes to playing music in the workplace or face hefty fines. Read
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Percolator’s security scare
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
Specialist firm Tier-3 says that the amusing tale of an Australian IT security specialist who discovered a number of security flaws after he hooked his coffee percolator up to the web has a warning message to all internet users. Read
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Mums go online for baby tips
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
West Midlands mums are turning to the internet – rather than families – for advice on bringing up a baby, according to new research from BT and website Netmums. Read
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Uni enjoys 2020 Vision with CCTV control room upgrade
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
The University of Birmingham has unveiled a new state-of-the-art control room thanks to the help of a CCTV specialist based in the North East. Read
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Coventry firm Games for the World hopes to sweep the boards
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
It may be the age of electronic gaming, but one traditional inventor is hoping to sweep the board this summer. Read
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Watching sport on the sly could be courting disaster
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
It is amazing how every summer we suddenly become a tennis-obsessed nation for a couple of weeks. Read
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Six businesses with one voice
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
West Midlands businesses are celebrating five years of helping local firms manage technology and communications. Read
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Lord Mayor embraces digital by streaming live to the city
Jun 24 2008 | Innovation & Technology
In a marriage between one of Birmingham’s most ancient offices and one of the most modern of digital technologies, the new Lord Mayor of Birmingham will be taking part in a live ‘Day in The Life of...’ webcast. Read
