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BBC Says IPlayer Criticism Unfair
News The BBC launched the iPlayer in July this year for the Windows XP platform, leading to criticism from Mac and Linux users. But, in an interview with sister site silicon.com, the BBC's head of the Future Media and Technology unit, Ashley Highfield...
[October 31, 2007, 8:23]
Exclusive: BT Caves In To Criticism Of Surftime
News It looks as if British Telecom has caved in to industry and consumer criticism of its unlimited Net access service, Surftime. The company revealed Tuesday that it is likely to drop the cost of the offering.
[February 15, 2000, 15:31]
Microsoft Dismisses Becta Criticism
News Microsoft has responded to criticism of its software by the organisation that advises the government on schools IT. Much of Becta's concern is focused on Office 2007, as well as the cost to schools and the difficulty of installing Vista.
[January 10, 2008, 11:28]
BT Rejects Criticism, Embraces Broadband
News BT's marketing director Angus Porter accepts there has been criticism but is keen to draw a veil over the past. British Telecom (quote: BT) is mounting a defence of its Internet strategy this week, claiming it is "passionate" about broadband...
[April 4, 2000, 15:55]
TOTALLY FAIR Criticism !!!!!!!
Talkback The BBC knows or should have known that the DRM being used is not available for other platforms and is highly unlikely to be made available for Linux and MacOS. They should not let people who obviously don't know very much or are compulsive liars...
[November 1, 2007, 8:21]
IBM Slams RFID Criticism As 'anti-retail'
Talkback I don't want anyone to know what brand of underwear I am wearing while walking down the hight street. And I am not interested in seeing customized ads on the street flashing because I am wearing a special brand.
[May 3, 2004, 14:06]
Criticism Mounts Over Birmingham's Linux Project
News Criticism is mounting over the termination of a large-scale Linux project in Birmingham. As reported earlier this week, Birmingham City Council pulled the plug on its £535,000 open-source pilot after its analysis concluded that it was cheaper to...
[November 17, 2006, 14:59]
Yahoo's Founder Responds To China Criticism
Talkback My response is to cancel my Yahoo account.
[April 21, 2006, 14:39]
Yahoo's Founder Responds To China Criticism
Talkback I agree in total with mister Yang.Look at what he and his partners have accomplished in the circus atmosphere of communications. With the application of common sense and tough protection software, we can do wonders, AND we have access to the...
[March 10, 2006, 18:23]
IBM Slams RFID Criticism As 'anti-retail'
Talkback IBM's conclusion is wrong. My concern is about privacy, and not anti-retail. I have absolutely no problem with anyone implementing RFID's in their products, so long as the chips are disabled and rendered inoperable at the point of sale.
[April 30, 2004, 17:48]
Yahoo's Founder Responds To China Criticism
Talkback Jerry Yang claims to feel 'horrible' about the arrests of Chinese Internet users, but says it's an acceptable downside I feel horrible but its acceptable.you just put a guy in (chinese) jail for journalism.how is that acceptable?
[March 11, 2006, 23:52]
IBM Slams RFID Criticism As 'anti-retail'
Talkback That Shearer resorts to ad hominae attacks against Albrecht and apparently anyone who raises privacy concerns about RFID at all, is simply an indication of either operating in utter panic mode without a strategic plan, or someone who simply lacks...
[April 30, 2004, 20:57]
EA Execs Respond To Criticism Over Working Hours
News Electronic Arts, the computer game giant accused of punishing work hours, sent a memo to employees this week admitting a problem and promising workplace reforms. As much as I don't like what's been said about our company and our industry, I...
[December 6, 2004, 11:40]
ISPA Awards: Boos For BT And Criticism For ISPs
News ISPs may be baying for BT's blood over the rollout of broadband but that didn't stop them recognising the telco at an industry awards ceremony in London Wednesday evening. The glitzy event -- hosted by the Internet Service Providers' Association...
[February 8, 2001, 14:53]
BSI Security Code Prompts Criticism About Key Escrow
News The BSI's Information Security Management (BS 7799), launched yesterday, is the fruit of labours started by the DTI and a group of blue-chip British companies in 1995. It contains guidelines for the whole remit of computer-related business...
[July 21, 1999, 14:39]
IBM Slams RFID Criticism As 'anti-retail'
News A leading IBM executive has described critics of radio-frequency identification technologies as confused and described their push against the technology as masking an "anti-retail" thrust. Dr Cheryl Shearer, Big Blue's global leader, business...
[April 29, 2004, 16:20]
Gates Meets EC President, Draws Criticism
News Bill Gates' private audience with Romano Prodi, president of the European Commission Monday has drawn fire from Internet campaigners, Save the Web. The pressure group is concerned the EC is increasingly putting the interests of big business ahead...
[October 12, 1999, 15:09]
News Roundup: Apple OS X Weathers Criticism
News OS X is the first complete overhaul of Apple's operating system since the first version came out 17 years ago. Apple chief executive Steve Jobs says he wants this version to last as long again; its success is critical to Apple's survival.
[March 27, 2001, 12:10]
News Burst: BBC Hits Back At Criticism Over Web Plans
News The BBC denied Wednesday that its planned international news site will be paid for with licence fee money. The site will be funded by advertisements, the BBC confirmed today. The BBC claims it was asked by government to provide the new site, which...
[January 31, 2001, 12:25]
UofC Educators Defend Success Of Online Learning Criticism By National Teaching Association Called Unfounded
White Papers The University of Calgary's online learning program is growing rapidly, despite claims from the Canadian Association of University Teachers that online that online learning actually restricts access to education.
[July 29, 2004, 0:00]
