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How Media Companies Can Survive In A Mobile-First Era
CNN, Time Inc and Google discuss how technology, media firms and telecoms will impact the future of content
BBC Blocks More VPN Users From iPlayer
International iPlayer users will find it harder to access the service, but will legitimate users be affected too?
BBC Micro Bit Delayed Over Power Supply Issue
BBC confirms rollout of Micro Bit computer for schools will be delayed because of power supply issue
Cambridge’s Imagen To Help Businesses Manage Video In The Cloud
Exclusive Interview: CEO Tom Blake and Chairman John Pearson explain why Cambridge Imaging Systems is rebranding and how cloud platform can help businesses of all sizes
The Battle For The Future Of UK Communications
BLOG: Why are broadband, landline, mobile and TV companies, not to mention the government, Ofcom and the BBC, setting the scene for 12 months of change?
Government To Stop Using BBC Licence Fee To Pay For Superfast Broadband
BBC's income won't be top-sliced to pay for superfast broadband but corporation will have to pay for over-75s licence fees
BBC To Cut 1,000 Jobs, Merge Tech Teams As Online Viewing Leads To £150m Shortfall
BBC must find more savings as popularity of streaming and mobile reduces television ownership and licence fee income
BBC Toys With Mind Control Headset For iPlayer
Beam me up Scotty! Headset that reads brainwaves being developed to control BBC iPlayer platform
EE And BBC Team Up For 4G Broadcast Of FA Cup Final
EE hopes to introduce 4G broadcast to its network by 2016
BBC Sets Out Mobile-Centric Vision For Broadcasting Future
CTO Matthew Postgate outlines his vision of mobile and virtual reality future for the BBC
Apple Faces Fresh Chinese Labour Allegations
The iPhone maker is 'deeply offended' over Chinese labour allegations made in an undercover BBC Panorama investigation
BBC To Publish List Of ‘Forgotten’ Links
Stories were removed by Google under the EU's controversial 'Right to be Forgotten' law
BBC: Heavy VPN And Proxy Users Are Most Likely Infringing Copyright
BBC tells Australian government that ISPs should monitor for suspicious activity
Former BBC CTO Wins Claim For Unfair Dismissal
Employment tribunal agrees with former BBC CTO John Linwood's claim that he was made a scapegoat for the failed DMI project
Quiz Of The Week: Tech At The BBC
Britain's beloved BBC has presented , pioneered and developed technology over the years. How well do you know Auntie?
BBC Works To Fix iPlayer And Website Problems
Some BBC content, including iPlayer, has been inaccessible for some users since Saturday
BBC To Test 4G And 4K UHD Broadcasts At Commonwealth Games
BBC Commonwealth Games trials to see LTE eMBMS and IP networks used to discover new ways of transmitting content to TVs and smartphones
BBC Insider Appointed To Troubled CTO Position
Auntie appoints a BBC insider to its troubled CTO position, after the botched Digital Media Initiative
BBC Digital Project ‘Complete Failure’
BBC is slammed by MPs again over its Digital Media Initiative
Ex-BBC Director General Mark Thompson Apologises To Commons For DMI Blunder
Former BBC director general Mark Thompson has publicly apologised for DMI's £100m failure
Ex-BBC CTO To Sue Over Digital Media Initiative Sacking
John Linwood, sacked last year, says the BBC's digital production project debacle was a result of changing requirements and business processes
BBC Lacked Proper Grip On Its Digital Media Initiative Programme – NAO
National Audit Office report paints a grim picture of the Beeb’s grasp of digital media project
BBC CTO Sacked Over Failed Digital Project
John Linwood was fired from the BBC without a payoff over the failure of the BBC's digital production scheme
BBC Suffers Christmas Server Breach
Access to BBC ftp server said to have been sold on underground forums
BBC Agrees To Open Up Its Data
Public service broadcaster signs a Memorandum of Understanding with the Open Data Institute
Google Adds TARDIS Interior To StreetView
Fans of the Doctor can step into the 1960s police box outside the Earl’s Court station
BBC Ditches £100m Digital Drive And Suspends CTO
A failed Siemens deal and a botched in-house effort on the Digital Media Initiative wastes millions of licence fee payers' money
Syrian Electronic Army Hacks NPR
Group continues its offensive on western news sources
FOI Request Reveals BBC Lost 785 Laptops, Mobiles And Tablets
A Freedom of Information request exposed the BBC is a butterfingers with its mobile devices