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Google is looking rocky while Apple enjoys a second wind

26.10.09

There was a subtle but significant shift in the Silicon Valley universe just the other week. On 12 October, Arthur D Levinson — chairman of Genentech — resigned from Google's board... more

Mobile phone giant Palm denies violating users' privacy

14.08.09

Mobile phone giant Palm has responded to claims that its recently launched smartphone violates users' privacy... more

Twitter maps plot hay fever hotspots

04.06.09

Twitter is being used by Londoners in the battle against hay fever... more

Branson dreams... of owning Google

21.05.09

Virgin boss Sir Richard Branson was Google’s special guest at the internet giant’s “Zeitgeist” meeting in Hertfordshire this week ... more

Let’s see how many days these superchairs clock up

09.04.09

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You've been framed by Google's Street View

20.03.09

Google has removed dozens of pictures from its new Street View service because of privacy concerns... more

Snowboarding music boss dies in blizzard

03.03.09

A British snowboarder has died in the resort of Verbier in the Swiss Alps... more

'Real' Tube map goes on Net

16.01.09

Google has put one of the first "real" London Tube maps online... more

Google and Yahoo ads share plan 'is a threat to privacy'

29.10.08

Internet: A consumer group says a plan by Google to share advertising with rival Yahoo will create a monopoly that threatens privacy... more

Americans in City put their cash on Obama

27.08.08

These are nervous times for some of the big-money Americans based over here who have been investing in the Us Presidential race as Barack Obama and John McCain run neck and neck in the polls during the party convention season... more

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As he wins the outstanding newcomer prize at the Evening Standard theatre awards for his role as Othello, Lenny Henry has come a long way from black and white minstrels
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Sky in plot to hire students on the cheap

Sky News is currently recruiting students as reporters for its coverage of next year's general election. However, the opportunity doesn't quite seem so appealing

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