Seb Coe defends IAAF response to athlete data hack and shares insights from London 2012 cyber security plans
Lord Sebastian Coe says technology has changed sport for athletes, officials and spectators in ways unimaginable 30 years ago
iCITY finalises its plans for a technology hub at the Olympic Park broadcast and press centres
iCITY reveals new architectural designs for the former Olympic press and broadcast centres
iCITY finalises deal to take over the Olympic press and broadcast centres
BT Sport studios take advantage of two of the UK's most connected buildings
Records are set as Usain Bolt joins the pantheon of Twitter celebrities
BT Wi-Fi now has more than 500,000 access points in Greater London
BT releases figures showing just how much of an impact the Olympics has had on its network
Guy Adams said NBC coverage of the London 2012 was bad. Thousands agreed.
EXCLUSIVE: LOCOG is using a BYOD scheme to help its mobile workers run the Olympics, with Good Technology brought in…
Men's cycling road race affected as spectators asked not to tweet at some events
Gerry Pennell runs the IT systems for London 2012: he is a slave to his watch!
London 2012 is just one week away, but what do you know about the role of technology in sport?
iCITY named preferred bidder for Olympic Press and Broadcast Centres
What effect will the London Olympics have on your business this summer
With pictures: BT says social networks will help beat disruption at the London Olympic Games
London will leave a great IT legacy says Gerry Pennell
BT says it's been a challenge, but it has done everything it can
Atos says final technical rehearsal to take place next week.
Transport 'hotspot' data released to developers to help travelling public 'Get Ahead of the Games'
This week, civil servants are testing out home working. Is it for the Olympics, or is there a bigger game…
Government warns of slow Internet access: one more reason to be less excited by the London 2012 Olympics
New website will highlight potential congestion flashpoints and advice for changing transport arrangements during Olympics
London Eye pods have Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 devices with an interactive guide of the city's sights
Visitors to London for the Olympics will be able to use NFC-equipped mobile phones to buy snacks and drinks