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Pre-GCSE students in the UK will be taught how to write software, in a trial aiming to transform IT education in schools, the Government has revealed.

The Tech 10 video series brings critical technology questions to the boardroom, examining how AI, cybersecurity, data foundations, and tech modernization are reshaping business strategy.

The online safety bill has been revisited, again. Despite the new amendments, it's still a problematic piece of legislation, writes Julian Hayes...

Knowing what will come next in tech, media and telco trends has become a key competitive differentiator and can give your business a leading edge.

Earlier this year, Part 3 of the Digital Economy Bill was passed by parliament which introduces age verification checks for access to all websites and apps containing pornographic material...

When Facebook rebranded its overarching company name to Meta, it catapulted the metaverse into the spotlight. Considered the next evolution of the internet, the metaverse is set to revolutionise...

This week, Nominet (the UK’s domain registry operator) launched the registration for shorter .uk domain names ,,,

We are pleased to present the new edition of our Technology, Media and Telecommunications Predictions report.

We are familiar with telephones, TV and music being available in luxurious hotel bathrooms and this has slowly migrated into the domestic environment.

Following the Queen's speech last week, the UK Government has published the Online Safety Bill (the "Bill"), draft legislation aimed at tackling a range of ‘online harms'.

After his employment with Arthur J. Gallagher group ("Gallagher") was terminated, Mr Skriptchenkov began working for Portsoken Limited ("Portsoken").

Internet connectivity has already changed many aspects of the lives of individuals around the world and provided far-reaching economic and social benefits.

A well publicised Wikipedia blackout took place on 18 January 2012: a protest, joined by others with a prominent internet presence, such as Google, against the proposed U.S. IP protection legislation "SOPA" (the Stop Online Piracy Act) and "PIPA" (the Protect IP Act, or, more accurately, the Preventing Real Online Threats to Economic Creativity and Theft of Intellectual Property Act).

A recent EU report estimates that spending on apps in the EU rose to €6.1 billion in 2013.

In our latest report, Secure Your Data in the Cloud, we answer the key questions people are asking us about cloud solutions.

The claim was brought by a number of individuals who had been using Apple's Safari browser to access the internet.