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Bournemouth wins fibre broadband sewer network
Bournemouth is chosen by H2O Networks as the first city to implement a sewer broadband network system throughout its homes and businesses.
London Underground launches accessibility web service
New online database will help disabled, elderly and travellers with luggage and buggies navigate the tube, find accessible platforms and even mind...
Tube to trial mobile phone use
London Underground plans to test commercial and technical viability of mobile coverage on the below-ground sections of the tube transport system.
Emergency radios cause for concern, says terror attack report
The Airwave digital radio system was never contracted to work in buildings or on the Underground, according to a London Assembly report into the 7...
Commuters want mobile web but not mobile noise
Some 65 per cent of commuters say they'd find mobile phone calls underground annoying, but 80 per cent still want to use the mobile web on the...
Tube Lines on track for Vista migration
Application lifecycle management tools are helping the London Underground maintenance company update its Microsoft software estate.
O2 Airwave pulls into Tube emergency radio deal
O2 Airwave deal will see emergency services able to use radios underground.
SNW 08: Marriott goes green to save cash
The hotel management firm has kept its IT budget flat despite company-wide growth by focusing on green techniques to cut costs.
Coffee Republic's contactless trial a success
The caffeine-purveyors are to rollout Barclaycard's contactless payment system to more of their shops.
Rail firms trade mobile phones for Airwave
Security officers at Southeastern and South West Trains will be connected to British Transport Police over the emergency radio network.
Facial recognition and cameras help catch terrorists
CCTV cameras that can detect criminals and terrorist suspects through facial recognition technology may be used at Euston railway station.
TfL terminates £100 million Oyster contract
Weeks after the system failed, Transport for London has ended the Oyster card contract seven years early.
Tech needed to fight terror, says PM
Prime Minister Gordon Brown defends technology such as databases and CCTV, saying they are needed to take on new threats.
Tech trouble corrupts London's Oyster cards
A server crash took out Transport for London's payment infrastructure yesterday, and left some people with damaged travel cards.
New IBM supercomputer aiming for petaflop
Big Blue's new hardware could relieve pressure for a resumption of nuclear testing
Trusted sites become primary target for hackers
The latest Symantec security report reveals that everyday trusted web sites, rather than obvious targets like banks, are now the prime target of...
Bournemouth uses waste pipes for new comms infrastructure
The council is turning an otherwise dirty business into one that will bear fruits for council staff and tax payers alike by working with H2O...
Criminals offer phishing kits on the net for free
Malware authors are giving away phishing kits to fraudsters for free in return for financial information on victims, according to an RSA report.
Cyber crime "better organised" in 2007
Security firm warns that next year will see cyber criminals better organised with more collaboration with hackers
Oyster cards at risk from cloning
Researchers in Holland reveal that London’s contactless transport payment cards can be copied, allowing user to travel for free.
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