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Virtual newsreader brought to life

...clock news over the Internet. The creators of this digital newsreader at Ananova Ltd. say they took their inspiration from the combined charms of Kylie... Read more

20 April, 2000 by Will Knight

News on the Net gets a (virtually) human face

...facelift in the form of a virtual newsreader, it was announced Monday. Ananova, a green haired virtual babe, will deliver personalised realtime news via the... Read more

17 January, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Ananova green around the gills

Virtual newsreader, virtual money... The company that develops the software behind the Ananova digital newsreader, Digital Animations Group, has posted disappointing results after its revenues... Read more

28 May, 2002 by Joey Gardiner

Ananova cans email alerts

Has the Quirkies desk taken over the whole ship? Ananova has ditched its email alerts service as it focuses resources on Orange... Read more

20 May, 2002 by Ben King

Ananova out of sync with the future of the web

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6 July, 2000 by Tony Hallett

Orange gets its woman with £95m Ananova acquisition

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6 July, 2000 by Sonya Rabbitte

Orange splashes out £95m on Ananova

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5 July, 2000 by Sonya Rabbitte

Scottish cyberbabe takes on the Spice Girls

Ananova creator Digital Animations' Glaswegian virtual pop star TMmy will release her video... Read more

28 March, 2001 by Rachel Munro

Glasgow gets virtual civil servant

They could have made it a man... then Ananova would have somebody to date... A multi-lingual virtual woman is to... Read more

25 June, 2002 by Will Sturgeon

Texas Instruments sees losses ahead

...return to profits in the fourth quarter of this year. According to Ananova, Aylesworth said that the company was "optimistic" that GPRS networks will result... Read more

24 July, 2001 by Graeme Wearden

Brazilian Web fraud grabs 10,000 credit card details

...may have wangled credit card details from 10,000 Internet users, reports Ananova Friday. The fraudulent Web site sent out 10,000 emails asking recipients... Read more

16 February, 2001 by Wendy McAuliffe

Singapore embraces e-money

...island to a high-speed broadband Internet network. Associated Press news site Ananova reported that Low Siang Kok, currency director at Singapore's Board Commissioners... Read more

19 December, 2000 by Graeme Wearden

3G: What will 3G mean to you?

The term '3G' has been bandied around a lot, but what will you actually end up buying and using? Read more

23 August, 2000 by Graeme Wearden

Jane Wakefield: Big Brother is watching you

And we are watching Big Brother - but are we watching it on the TV or the Net? Read more

21 August, 2000 by Jane Wakefield

Man sacked by SMS sues for unfair dismissal

...of being terminated via an SMS." However, according to a report on Ananova, JNI Traffic Control is claiming former traffic warden John Eid actually resigned... Read more

20 May, 2003 by Will Sturgeon

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