Do your bit to save the planet 07/01/2009
The ACT on CO2 website has launched a new tool which allows you to compare the fuel costs and CO2 emissions. More - Do your bit to save the planet
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There are many schemes currently being released by Central Government to provide the latest learning technology in schools, but according to BECTA only 1 in 5 are using it to its full benefit. More - Are all schools taking advantage of the latest learning technology?
Vote for the top blog in the UK for 2008 01/01/2009
Which blog will win the coverted prize of Best UK Blog 2008? More - Vote for the top blog in the UK for 2008
Local Authority ICT spend will increase in 2009 30/12/2008
Kable Direct report that local government will be that largest spender on ICT in the public sector in 2009, rising to £3,772 million in the 08/09 financial year. More - Local Authority ICT spend will increase in 2009
What credit crunch? 18/12/2008
A new forecast by the by the international market research institute EITO has predicted that the demand for IT will increase by 2% in 2009 in Western Europe. More - What credit crunch?
Next Generation Access comparisons 21/11/2008
An interesting You Tube video shows the differences between developed countries internet access speed and usability. More - Next Generation Access comparisons
Recycling computers is the way to go! 20/11/2008
Residents receiving benefits look set to get a helping hand as a shop selling discounted recycled computers opened its doors in time for Christmas. More - Recycling computers is the way to go!
£3.1 million is saved by Birmingham City Council 19/11/2008
Birmingham City Council has set an ambitious target to reduce its CO2 emissions by 60% by 2026. More - £3.1 million is saved by Birmingham City Council
Gaming technology prepares soldiers for war 17/11/2008
Authentic smells and virtual sights, soldiers are more prepared for war. More - Gaming technology prepares soldiers for war
University of Birmingham launches new hydrogen powered cars 17/11/2008
The University of Birmingham is the first institution in the county to launch a fleet of hydrogen powered cars. These types of vehicles are pollution free, virtually silent, can travel up to 100 miles on a full tank of hydrogen and at speeds of up to 50 mph. More - University of Birmingham launches new hydrogen powered cars
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