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2010
Articles from 25th Nov 2010
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Turbo Power Systems hoping to boost profile
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
MANUFACTURER Turbo Power Systems is hoping to boost its energy, defence and transport profile following a 51% surge in revenues in the first nine months of the year. Read
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Separating fantasy and real life
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
THERE has never been more choice in what to play. In the 1980s many games involved a simple ‘kill or be killed’ situation, partly because this is a really simple interaction. Read
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PV can play 'huge part in power generation'
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
A SOLAR technology expert based in the North East will use an upcoming conference to push for more political and financial backing for photovoltaic technology in the UK. Read
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Could Facebook be GMail killer?
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
WHEN Facebook announced its new Facebook Messaging service, which will integrate SMS, email, instant messaging and Facebook messages into a single platform, many commentators dismissed it out of hand. Read
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Brothers' new enterprise to provide a back-up plan
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
FORMER Canary Wharf analyst Giles Wright has returned north to set up a disaster recovery and back-up company in Newcastle. Read
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Website aims to become the Facebook of football
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
NEWCASTLE entrepreneur Ed Browne plans to take advantage of interest in English football's top flight with social media site iFanShare.com. Read
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Bioinnovel in push for funding
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
BIO-PROCESSING company Bioinnovel is to launch a search for a fresh round of funding this winter in a bid to have its first product on the market by March. Read
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Getting creative about how to spread the word
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
THE arrival of live in-play betting has allowed punters to take a chance on all manner of sporting occurrences. Read
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Public sector has a role in recovery
Nov 25 2010 | Science & Technology
IN HIS first major speech as Prime Minister, David Cameron posed the question: "Can we re-balance economic power across our regions, across different industries, so that more people have a stake in our success?" Read
