ACUTEC takes over Chase Meadow Communications 28/09/2011
Coleshill IT company ACUTEC has continued its expansion by taking over Warwickshire telecoms firm Chase Meadow Communications. More - ACUTEC takes over Chase Meadow Communications
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Game review: Rayman Raving Rabbids TV Party 13/01/2009
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Cory Doctorow: One Laptop Per Child - what went wrong? 13/01/2009
Last week saw yet another depressing announcement from the One Laptop Per Child project – more redundancies, further cutting back on the project's commitment to its free and open operating system, and a general scaling back and winding down of one of the most ambitious, inspiring projects of the past 10 years. More - Cory Doctorow: One Laptop Per Child - what went wrong?
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Nadine Stavonina de Montagnac: Autism: equality's last frontier 13/01/2009
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