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2009
Articles from 16th Jul 2009
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Crisis will not kill off advertising
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
IT MUST be depressing being an ad man in the 21st Century. Rarely a day passes without being told your industry is going to die pretty soon. Read
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We need more women in science
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
NUCLEAR physicist Marie Curie was voted the most inspirational female scientist of all time in a recent survey. Hers is a household name and reminds us science and technology is not a gender specific sector and yet it is an area where women are still seriously under-represented. Read
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Tracking rubbish
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
MOBILE technology will be used to track thousands of pieces of rubbish in a bid to reduce levels of household waste. Read
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Experts provide top tips
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
A TRIO of heavyweight investors with prolific track records in the technology sector will give capital-hungry fledglings in the region a vital insight into making it big. Read
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Theatre Royal's IT launch is taking centre stage
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
AS THE multi-million-pound project to restore Newcastle’s Theatre Royal gets under way, a North East IT firm has completed a technology overhaul at the cultural landmark. Read
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Technology with a silver lining
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
TWO events later this month will give businesses and technology enthusiasts the chance to learn more about cloud computing. Read
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Twitter has transformed our world
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
UPON its inception in 2006, few people would have been able to predict the way that Twitter has transformed the world of social networking. Read
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Splash of paint can save tons of fuel
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
WHILE gas-guzzling airlines have borne the brunt of criticism from environmentalists as they wage war on climate change, ship operators are also under pressure to clean up their act. Read
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Experts provide top tips
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
A TRIO of heavyweight investors with prolific track records in the technology sector will give capital-hungry fledglings in the region a vital insight into making it big. Read
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North firm in sub safety deal with Royal Navy
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
THE safety of submarine crews defending the realm from the ocean depths will be bolstered by a North technology firm following a £500,000 deal with the Royal Navy. Read
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Virtual gig shows band to the world
Jul 16 2009 | Science & Technology
CREATORS of a virtual replica of Tyneside will give one of Newcastle’s most up-and-coming bands the chance to the show off their music to the world through Second Life. Read
