News Archive
Ebusiness news archive from April 2005
| Check out Worth a gander as a possible alternative means of site content generation is the new My Web search tool launched by Yahoo! | |
| Net access still growing More people than ever before are going online in the UK, making the web an increasingly important channel to market not only for retailers but virtually all types of business. | |
| Connected Communities to complete coverage The ambitious £5.2 million fixed wireless broadband project in the Western Isles, Connected Communities, has turned out to be the final piece of the jigsaw in achieving 100 per cent broadband coverage in Scotland. | |
| UK Google Local now here Here at last! Google Local UK has been launched, providing businesses throughout the country the opportunity to be tracked down online. | |
| New domains announced ICANN, the organisation that oversees top level domains, has announced the launch later this year of two new domain name extensions - .jobs and .travel | |
| Moby Google Local A test version of Google Local for mobile phones is now being put through its paces. | |
| Power line broadband pushed by Europe The European Commission has urged greater testing and deployment of power line broadband to bring high speed connectivity to more homes and small businesses. | |
| Broadband driving online shopping Broadband is helping to drive the continuing growth of the UK’s online shopping revolution says new research from the Interactive Media in Retail Group (IMRG). | |
| States top spam league Internet security firm, Sophos has revealed the ‘Dirty Dozen’ countries which top the world league in spam production. | |
| Seekport’s seekbot A new award-winning UK-centric search engine is offering website owners a free tool to check their site’s search engine-friendliness. | |
| Luring the defectors Funky broadband provider, Madasafish are currently offering four month’s worth of broadband for free to customers migrating to them from another broadband ISP. | |