Mar
2009
Articles from 26th Mar 2009
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A night to celebrate the cream of digital
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
A SUPERHERO with a collection of sky rockets, the dusty outback of Northern Australia and a series of podcasts from North East historians all played their part in helping the region’s top new media firms win recognition for their digital excellence last night. Read
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Street View? Just watch this space
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
OFFICES in Britain ground to a halt last week as workers hunched over monitors to take a peek at their neighbourhoods on Street View, Google’s latest technological marvel. Read
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Firm takes on the world with help from CannyBill
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
IT may sound like the name of a friendly Tyneside neighbour or an affable local shopkeeper, but CannyBill is a new piece of software which is expected to help a fledgling technology firm take on the world. Read
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Glen Kemp
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
Proteins are the ‘work horses’ of the body; they convert sugar into energy, they make up muscle fibres and they constitute part of the protective layer of the skin. Read
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Web developer to increase its workforce
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
WEB development and e-commerce firm Visualsoft is to grow its workforce by a third to satisfy a boom in demand fuelled by the economic downturn. Read
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Chemical firm has eyes on Europe
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
A CHEMICAL company has laid out plans to expand into Scandinavia and France and grow its presence in the US as it continues to take advantage of the weak British pound. Read
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Super-fast broadband bypasses the North East
Mar 26 2009 | Science & Technology
NORTH East technology giant Onyx Group has warned that the region is in danger of falling on the wrong side of a digital divide after being overlooked by BT’s latest roll-out of super-fast broadband services. Read
