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The Free Music Archive (FMA), one of the biggest sources of freely downloadable, high quality music, is shutting down this month due to lack of funding. The FMA launched in 2009 as a platform for […]

This year saw the appointment of a new minister for implementation within the Cabinet Office, Oliver Dowden, who declared that the government must adopt new technology, embrace innovation and make the delivery of public services […]

Despite a series of US retail brand foreclosures and store shutterings nationwide in 2018, research firm eMarketer predicts the biggest holiday shopping season ever in America. The firm projects that retail sales will surpass the […]

Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly A set of guidelines to help financial technology (fintech) companies engage with traditional finance firms in the best way has been published with a government rubber stamp and input from […]

With one year to go until the 2019 World Radiocommunication Conference (WRC) which will set the agenda for mobile communications networks for years to come, the GSM Association (GSMA) has warned that governments and regulators […]

Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly NatWest Bank is testing an app-based business banking platform aimed at small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), which combines banking with other business services. The app, known as Mettle, offers an […]

The NBN can be a confusing beast at the best of times – it uses a wide mix of different technologies that means where you live will determine what you can get… and even once […]

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has said that the company’s work to develop a search engine for the Chinese market was an “experiment”. Speaking recently, Pichai implied that the work, codenamed Project Dragonfly, was not to […]

Mozilla has revealed that more Firefox users will be able to benefit from increased privacy and security online thanks to a new partnership with ExpressVPN. The browser firm has launched a new partnership with ExpressVPN […]

Bad news for non-paying Flickr users: the formerly Yahoo-owned photo sharing site will be reducing its free cloud storage limit from a whopping 1TB to just 1,000 pictures, with plans to start deleting excess images […]