Plan D is needed to create demand for broadband
Three attempts have failed so far. People need to be offered something they actually want to buy THE UK GOVERNMENT is fond of setting...
Much to play for in £15bn games consoles business
Microsoft and Nintendo the losers as new models are unavailable in Europe ONCE AGAIN this Christmas, the hottest toy for many families...
Academics have learned to play funding game too well
With excellent ratings widespread, there is insufficient research cash to go around GARRISON KEILLOR, the American humorist, lives in a...
Commercial TV's own horror show
The TV industry is in turmoil, with the poor financial state of the ITV companies and Channel 5 leaving them wide open to predators...
Orbital's relationship with Sopheon is no soap opera
Trials and tribulations of a small Scottish software firm do not merit such attention READERS OF Business AM may be a little surprised...
Window of opportunity opens for Microsoft growth
The launch of the latest, non-DOS, operating system is very significant for Bill Gates TODAY, AT SPLASHY THEATRICAL events in New York...
Let's close this sad chapter and get back to business
As new economic challenges loom, Scotland needs quality journalism more than ever BEING in the technology business, I get used to...
Bletchley's biggest secret was colossal loss to Britain
Know-how from wartime codebreaking machine could have given us computer lead THE INTELLIGENCE SERVICES have been thrown into the...
Potentially costly failure of political understanding
Wendy Alexander faces uphill struggle as MSPs ignore vital communications issue LAST THURSDAY, the Scottish parliament debated the 'new...
Beware of nosy neighbours as you log on to your laptop
The greater use of wireless computer networking brings with it new security concerns WALKING around festival Edinburgh on a sunny August...
Have PCs reached prime of their life?
Personal computers have come a long way since IBM introduced the machine that changed the world 20 years ago, but they may not survive as...
Have PCs reached prime of their life?
Personal computers have come a long way since IBM introduced the machine that changed the world 20 years ago, but they may not survive as...
Out of sight, out of office, but no longer out of reach
Technology that enables us to stay in touch while on holiday is a mixed blessing IT'S THAT TIME of the year again. E-mails bounce...
Advertisers are focusing on intelligent eyeballs
When it comes to getting a message across, television's loss is new media's gain PEOPLE have always been sceptical about the value of...
Cloud over enterprise must have a silver lining
SE’S failed birthrate strategy should be the spur to encouraging new entrepreneurs LAST WEEK, Scottish Enterprise admitted that its...
Competition needed for e-commerce @ its best
The Scottish Parliament's report on the new economy reveals the gaps it needs to fill THIS week, the enterprise and lifelong learning...
Lessons to be learned in engaging the electorate
Apathy among Britain's voters may be the result of a lack of intelligent debate IT SEEMS QUITE likely that the British public will make...
Now's the time to invest in technology start-ups
After last year's market correction, remember the 'buy low, sell high' rule of investment SINCE I'M KNOWN as a person who works with lots...