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Birmingham families are making the most of their television sets thanks to the city’s ‘Looking Local’ channel, developed by Digital Birmingham and available through interactive digital television (idTV) by pressing the red button. More - Birmingham leads the way in interactive TV revolution

Birmingham businesses looking to solve the problem of disposing of their outdated and unwanted IT equipment without breaching company security or risking identity theft now have the perfect solution, thanks to a joint initiative from Birmingham City Council, Digital Birmingham and Secure IT Disposals Ltd. More - Council teams up to solve business IT disposal problems

Prime Minister, Gordon Brown brought his Cabinet to Birmingham for their first meeting outside the capital in decades on Monday 8th September 2008. The ICC was the chosen venue with its impressive facilities and city centre location. Each Secretary of State, along with the PM, went out and about and visited different businesses, projects and groups across the West Midlands. More - First Cabinet Meeting

The Lord Mayor of Birmingham took part in a live 'Day in The Life of...' webcast on Wednesday 25th June. You can see part of the discussion on the video. More - The Lord Mayor of Birmingham talk to pupils from St John Wall School.

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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 on Wednesday 25th June. More - New Lord Mayor Webcasts to the Nation

VirtualGym TV, a new kind of internet-gym offering a bank of full-length professional fitness sessions - each conducted by a leading fitness instructor has teamed up with Digital Birmingham to offer one month's FREE online gym membership in June to all employees and residents in Birmingham. More - Virtual Gym Free TV Workouts

June is Birmingham's Digital month. There are a host of planned digital events across the city. For those of you who are doubtful about the digital world why not visit your local library and get involved in Buddy or Silver Surfer sessions? You can also add to the Big Picture or visit the online activities of the Fierce Festival. More - Get into Digital launch

In one of the first council-backed schemes of its kind in the UK, Birmingham residents can wave goodbye to their old, unwanted computers and IT equipment in an environmentally friendly and secure way - and at the same time help local charities and community groups take their first step on the IT ladder. More - Council initiative cuts computer disposal down to size