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The Welsh re-Development Agency
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An excuse to do nothing
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When the thin blue line becomes a garrote
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Providing a useful sex education
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A mirrored darkness
February 6, 2012 09:02
Posts Tagged ‘technology’
Exit of a messiah
Steve Jobs’s permanent departure from Apple will leave its legions of fans and investors wondering if the Californian tech giant has seen its best days
Strong like a Lion
Like the king of the jungle after which it is named, Apple’s new Lion operating system puts the Californian computer giant on top of the food chain. But it’s a savage world, and even the biggest beasts aren’t safe
Wait for perfection, and you’ll wait forever
” ‘Obiwan Kenobi’ – Now there is a name I havn’t heard for a long, long time” – What does it take to keep pace in the technology industry ?
Analogue TV out, rural broadband in
The next generation of mobile broadband technology is coming – and one of the more remote parts of Wales recently played host to an eye opening demonstration of what it can do
Let a hundred flowers blossom
The internet is more than just another channel – but for it to add true value to politics, then central party structures need to relax control on how political figures use it
The geek chic experience
Apple’s new iPhone had people queuing again last week. What lies at the heart of the Californian’s company’s appeal?
The biggest buzz this side of legal
Investing in new technology is as fraught as traversing a minefield, and everyone can emerge penniless on the other side. So why do it? is it just about the money?
No divide and conquer
WalesHome.org’s latest Sixth Columnist argues that Wales cannot afford not to invest in broadband technology, and the training needed to end the digital divide
No more who, what, where, when, why
The media continues to grapple with fundamental changes in news consumers’ expectations. But, individually and collectively, journalists need to be responding in ways that embrace the changes and show that the old ways are dead
How the iPod broke Britain
No wonder we don’t feel safe on the streets – our criminal fraternity have stopped burgling us and have started mugging us instead
Lights, camera, opportunity
Technology is supposed to change our lives, but can new media developments really make a social and economic impact on poorer parts of Wales? A new project based at the University of Wales, Newport aims to find out
The augmented reality revolution has arrived
From the humble mobile phone to digital contact lenses and headsets, technology is being built with augmented reality in mind. So what is AR all about? And, more importantly, how can it improve our lives?
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