Adobe works hard to fix ‘critical’ software security glitch

BufferAdobe has said it is working to fix a “critical” security flaw in its Reader, Acrobat and Flash Player software. It warned that the vulnerability potentially enables hackers to take control of affected computer systems, and that users running Windows, … Continue reading

Times plan for paywall announced

BufferThe decision by the London Times and Sunday Times newspapers to start charging readers to access their websites from this June could be the big step towards a paid-for content model the newspaper industry has been waiting for. Under the … Continue reading

UK academics to create "sophisticated Google" for history sources

BufferThe University of Sheffield is leading a project designed to bring together a range of documents for historical research in one place. The Connected Histories project centres around a search engine which will provide links between separate databases of historical … Continue reading

Prime Minister promises high-speed broadband in all UK homes by 2020

BufferSuper-fast broadband will be available to every home in the UK by 2020, Prime Minister Gordon Brown has promised. In a speech, Brown called super-fast broadband “the electricity of the digital age” which “must be for all – not just … Continue reading

European Court of Justice clears Google of infringing Louis Vuitton trademark

BufferThe European Court of Justice has decided Google isn’t breaking the law by allowing companies to bid for trademarked keywords through its Adwords sevice. The LVMH Group, which is behind luxury brands including Moet and Chandon champagne, Louis Vuitton, Dior … Continue reading