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Digital Birmingham welcomes the publication of the Digital Britain Interim Report. In our opinion it has correctly identified the majority of the issues which need to be addressed in order for Britain to maximise the benefits of new digital technologies in the near future. More - Digital Britain Interim Report - Response from Digital Birmingham

The Business and Enterprise Committee, at the House of Commons on 10th March, was the stage for Lord Carter to answer more questions on the Digital Britain Interim Report. More - Lord Carter is questioned again over Digital Britain Interim Report

Birmingham City Council, and Service Birmingham, put the UK's largest Business Transformation Programme on show this week for Council staff and other local authorities to learn more about it. More - Birmingham's Business Transformation Programme Expo

After making a loss of £2.7 billion in revenue, 600 jobs are to go at the television giant, ITV. More - ITV cuts jobs as Internet is used by TV viewers

OFCOM has delivered its ruling in allowing BT more flexibility to deliver its super fast broadband. More - Super fast broadband is on its way

The Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) is branching out to areas of the world it does not have a physical presence, through 'virtual' embassies. More - Central Government goes virtual

The website that enables you to find all governmental services in one place continues to add to its usefulness. More - Directgov builds on its service areas

It is not new to be many that the likes of Facebook is one of, if not the, leading online social network at the moment. However, MySpace was there a long time before but is it really becoming redundant? More - Is MySpace no place?

eGov Monitor have provided a useful question and answer session on cyber-bullying in light of Safer Internet Day on 10th February. More - Cyber-bullying - all you need to know