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Pixar and Dreamworks are the 2 main producers of computer animated films, the new 3D offerings may be a way of stopping film piracy. More - Will 3D films keep the movies popular?

National Charity provides grants to schools for home-linked e-learning projects. The e-Learning Foundation, the only national charity dedicated to erasing the digital divide in the UK by ensuring disadvantaged children have access to technology for their studies at home as well as at school, has launched its latest grants round to schools. More - National Charity works on the digital divide

Birmingham City Council's new look website has now gone live, see what you think at www.birmingham.gov.uk. More - New City Council website is now live

A website showcasing Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery’s world famous Pre-Raphaelite collection is proving to be a huge global hit. More - Digital Art is an international success

LHM Media, a Moseley-based digital marketing agency, has launched a new website which will enable artists to promote themselves online and via mobile phones. More - Moseley-based digital marketing agency supports its peers

Digital Birmingham and the Birmingham Post launch the new Digital Business campaign, in partnership with a cafe in Rubery. More - Our Digital Business campaign is launched

Thousands of university students from across the West Midlands are leaving the region for good now they have graduated, taking their degree level skills to the nation's capital and abroad in pursuit of better career prospects. This is leaving businesses short of the talent they need to grow. More - Graduates from West Midlands set to leave region in droves

A revolutionary £1.8 million system that allows vulnerable residents across the city to keep their independence in their own homes for longer has been unveiled. More - Telecare unveiled in Birmingham