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Google Maps adds live Tube data
Google has added live Tube information from Transport for London in preparation for a surge in public transport use during the Olympics. The post Google Maps adds live Tube data appeared first on .
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London Data Center Geeks Will Live in Pods to Dodge Olympic Traffic
Staffers at some London data centers won’t be burdened with long commutes when the 2012 Olympics roll into town this summer and jam up city streets. Instead, they’ll have futuristic sleeping pods to...
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EC opens ‘in-depth investigation’ into UK telcos’ mobile wallet plans
The European Commission has extended its investigation into Project Oscar, the proposed mobile payments JV from a group of UK telcos, killing off any hopes that it will be ready to launch in time for...
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Visa runs into criticism over Olympic ATM plans
Visa has run into hot water again over its controversial Olympics sponsorship deal after it emerged that the card scheme has insisted on replacing 27 ATMS at various Olympic sites with just eight of...
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YouTube to stream Olympics live in Asia and Africa
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) has announced it will stream the London Olympic Games live on YouTube. The post YouTube to stream Olympics live in Asia and Africa appeared first on .
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How to get the London 2012 Olympic games on your mobile phone
The 2012 Olympic games are now in full swing, with events galore every day. But how will you stay abreast of all the happenings of the UK’s largest sporting event? The post How to get the London 2012...
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Twitter ‘sorry’ for suspending Guy Adams as NBC withdraws complaint
Twitter on Tuesday reinstated the account of a British journalist it suspended for publishing the email address of an executive at NBC, which had been attracting a significant amount of incoming fire...
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Are Humans or Technology Breaking Olympic Records?
When Oscar Pistorius fought successfully to compete in the 2012 London Olympic Games with his two artificial legs, he became the most visible challenge to many people’s Olympian ideal of celebrating...
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Olympics smash BBC online records
The BBC is celebrating a record-breaking Olympics online, as it revealed the Games attracted a bigger web audience in one day than the entire 2010 football World Cup. The post Olympics smash BBC online...
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Social Media Proves Gold for Promoting Athletes
The games of the 30th Olympiad were hailed as the world’s first social-media Olympics. So were they? And if they were, then who benefited? The post Social Media Proves Gold for Promoting Athletes...
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