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Industry News for June 2005

30th Jun 2005 - Schools broadband target surpassed.

30th Jun 2005 - Pioneering accessibility initiative secures extra funding .

30th Jun 2005 - Hilton extends hotel broadband service.

29th Jun 2005 - Police improve relations via the Internet.

29th Jun 2005 - Internet fuelling active job hunting.

29th Jun 2005 - Assistive airport technology set for overhaul.

28th Jun 2005 - Minister outlines e-government future.

28th Jun 2005 - Innovative e-learning approach to aid accessibility.

28th Jun 2005 - Britain leads G7 broadband growth.

27th Jun 2005 - Technology progress called for deafblind.

27th Jun 2005 - Internet shopping still burgeoning.

27th Jun 2005 - Experts praise "more intelligent web" design.

24th Jun 2005 - Website trend sees rise in focus on children's services.

24th Jun 2005 - Updates due for public transport's hard of hearing passengers.

24th Jun 2005 - Swansea considers bold e-government moves.

23rd Jun 2005 - Keyless keyboard demand rising.

23rd Jun 2005 - Internet banking boom predicted.

23rd Jun 2005 - Dorset sets accessibility standard.

22nd Jun 2005 - Race begins for e-government take-up.

22nd Jun 2005 - Need for accessibility in web design grows.

22nd Jun 2005 - Half of adults surf for DIY tips.

21st Jun 2005 - Improved accessibility buoys e-retail figures.

21st Jun 2005 - Ceredigion council praised for assistive technology initiative.

21st Jun 2005 - Broadband easing life for UK's mums.

20th Jun 2005 - Internet planning portal hits 100% coverage.

20th Jun 2005 - Digital repositories increase accessibility to research.

20th Jun 2005 - Broadband surges on.

17th Jun 2005 - Welsh Assembly hits the road with broadband.

17th Jun 2005 - Support grows for online museum and library collections.

17th Jun 2005 - Internet gateway holds key to tourism industry.

16th Jun 2005 - Online tool to cut court waiting times.

16th Jun 2005 - Livingstone sees social potential of new London website.

16th Jun 2005 - Hansard Web Design Challenge boosts interaction.

15th Jun 2005 - Wales promotes e-government drive.

15th Jun 2005 - Manchester thriving thanks to online expertise.

15th Jun 2005 - Circa designed to aid individuals with dementia.

14th Jun 2005 - Internet mountain weather service proves a hit.

14th Jun 2005 - Internet helps carers free time.

14th Jun 2005 - Advanced online technology "crucial for Europe".

13th Jun 2005 - Pension system simplified on Internet.

13th Jun 2005 - Leading disability research group making inroads.

13th Jun 2005 - Generation gap bridged through the web.

10th Jun 2005 - xDSL broadband subscriptions boom.

10th Jun 2005 - Price falls predicted for assistive technologies.

10th Jun 2005 - Accessibility standards primed for governmental policies.

9th Jun 2005 - Internet technology aids healthcare in the home.

9th Jun 2005 - European broadband access reaches new heights.

9th Jun 2005 - EU takes to the Internet for business consultation.

8th Jun 2005 - Research examines value of online learning.

8th Jun 2005 - International accessibility conference convenes.

8th Jun 2005 - E-government investments drive IT spending.

7th Jun 2005 - Reaching Renfrewshire initiative sets shining example.

7th Jun 2005 - NHS guidelines lead to accessibility updates.

7th Jun 2005 - Libraries seek improved online networking.

6th Jun 2005 - New online tool to aid ICT technicians in schools.

6th Jun 2005 - Internet initiative to aid accessibility to scientific community.

6th Jun 2005 - Commun-IT van spread Internet access to rural Scotland.

3rd Jun 2005 - Website achievement recognised at awards.

3rd Jun 2005 - New website helps Lincoln residents act on the environment.

3rd Jun 2005 - Cumbrian firms to get online.

2nd Jun 2005 - Government business site proves popular.

2nd Jun 2005 - European Commission adopts accessibility initiative.

2nd Jun 2005 - Broadband boost for Wales from EC.

1st Jun 2005 - Hansard calls for Parliament website overhaul.

1st Jun 2005 - Global digital example set by Sunderland.

1st Jun 2005 - BT wires up churchgoers.