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 Topical Feature: Tommy Flowers' legacy: Computers vs. telephones |
| CEO Interview: Netbiscuits CEO: Know your customers or lose them |
| CEO Interview: Nutmeg boss has pension plans and an eye on abroad |
| C-Suite Career Advice: Chris Savage, Wistia |
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| How much do interns at tech companies earn? We take a look this week in our InfoShot, and it turns out that they can earn more than the average American! In our snapshots this week we look at new research into childhood cyberbullying,Apple’s $700bn market cap and the spectacular rise of the tech economy, and the first online cemetery app, RipCemetery, released by Italian developers this week. And in our topical feature we catch up with Tommy Flowers’ son, Kenneth, to learn more about his dad. We also have a whole load of other stories about technology around the world. |
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| Industry features: |
| Sony crisis: The role of education in fighting cybercrime |
| Wanted: a new era in era of low-heat computing |
| Fox News bullying comment: Bullied or bully? | |
| HDR versus 4K: Who will win the big fight on TV? |
| Top Tips: EU General Data Regulation | |
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| Regional insights: |
| Keepod Africa: Computing access for all? |
| mBrainTrain: Serbian startups & the future of brain tech |
| Venezuela: The rise of digitally-enabled barter | |
| Does Southeast Asia need a 'Circular Economy'? |
| Kenya Startup Q&A: Square for Mobile Money? | |
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| Other regulars: |
| InfoShot: Tech intern wages | |
| Typical 24: Tommy Petrogiannis, Silani |
| CEO Interview: Netbiscuits CEO: Know your customers or lose them |
| CEO Interview: Nutmeg boss has pension plans and an eye on abroad | |
| C-Suite Career Advice: Chris Savage, Wistia | |
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