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Twitter users ‘3 times more likely’ to follow those with same political views

Twitter users are three times more likely to follow back the accounts of strangers if they share the same political views, according to a new study that sheds light on the phenomenon of ‘echo chambers’ on social media. The peer-reviewed study saw researchers, including those from the University of Exeter Business School, conduct a field…
11th February 20219th December 2021 Chris Price Twitter

READ: How an MP tried to stop Space Invaders in 1981

Old people complaining about videogames has been a tradition dating back for as long as games have existed - but did you know in 1981 there was a discussion on games in the House of Commons, and one MP introduced a bill to attempt to regulate the menace that was Space Invaders? Journalist Simon Parkin…
26th November 20146th August 2020 James O'Malley Gaming

Pirate Party in Berlin election support surge

The Pirate Party, an independent political group who claim to represent digital rights and civil liberties for file sharers, have gained a landmark 8.9% of votes in the preliminary results of the Berlin local elections. Boasting 12,000 members since forming…

19th September 201110th January 2016 Gerald Lynch Intellectual Property, Tech Digest news

The Googled future: Eric Schmidt to write book about how technology shapes the world

He might be stepping down from the post as chief executive officer this April, but Google head Eric Schmidt has no intention of resting on any laurels. US publishers are currently battling each other to secure the rights to…

1st February 201116th September 2020 ShinyJess Google, Tech Digest news

VIDEO: Miliband Labour leadership race turns nasty, CGI styleeeee

The gloves are off as the Labour leadership battle heats up between brothers Ed and David Miliband. This CGI animated sketch shows the brothers brawling through a TV debate show. We can only imagine the priceless look of disgust…

24th September 201021st May 2016 Gerald Lynch Software, Tech Digest news

Digital Economy Bill will not be repealed

The Digital Economy Bill, the move rushed in during the last days of the Labour government that would see ISPs suspending the accounts of illegal file-sharers, will not be repealed. That is according to the New Culture, Olympics, Media and Sport…

24th May 20107th April 2017 Gerald Lynch Intellectual Property, Internet, Tech Digest news

Poll: What has caused BlackBerrys to be banned from David Cameron's Cabinet?

According to BBC Five Live, BlackBerry smartphones have been banned from the UK Cabinet. In a week in which the UK has seen it's first coalition government formed in over three decades, you'd think any device that could help communications…

13th May 20107th April 2017 Gerald Lynch Features, Mobile phones, Poll, Polls, Tech Digest news

General election leads to "unprecedented" traffic for BBC website

After one of the most closely-run election races in recent history, it looks like the UK is headed for a hung parliament. With a massive turnout, voters have turned in their droves to the BBC website, who are reporting incredibly…

7th May 20103rd April 2017 Gerald Lynch Tech Digest news, Websites

First Guardian iPad app is … a gallery?

With Apple's iPad being touted as the revolutionary device to save the flailing newspaper publishing industry, you have to wonder what the thinking behind the Guardian's first iPad app is. Rather than offering interactive access to the Guardian's sterling editorial…

6th April 201023rd November 2019 Gerald Lynch Apple, iPad, iPad apps, Tablet, Tech Digest news

Derek Wyatt MP- World's first politician with his own iPhone app

Sittingbourne and Sheppey MP Derek Wyatt has become the first politician in the world to have his own iPhone app. The MyMP app aims to get younger people involved in politics by offering text and Twitter based discussions on local…

3rd February 201029th April 2018 Gerald Lynch Apple, Features, iPhone, iPhone apps, Tech Digest news

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