Article: Pioneering computer scientist developing new ...
M2 Presswire;  August 17, 2005 ;     700+ words ...M2 PRESSWIRE-17 August 2005-UNIVERSITY OF EAST ANGLIA: Pioneering computer scientist developing new technology to help colour-blind(C)1994-2005 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:17082005 One in 12 of ...

Article: Pioneering computer technology firm wins extra ...
Daily Post (Liverpool, England);  October 20, 2004 ;     391 words ...LIVERPOOL-BASED company Nublu Technologies is promoting the use of wireless technology in Liverpool thanks to a third round of investment from Merseyside Special Investment Fund. German-born entrepreneur David Fox set up Nublu in 2002. The company specialises in wireless computer networking

Article: Obituary: Professor Roger Needham Pioneering ...
The Independent - London;  March 8, 2003 ;     700+ words ...ROGER NEEDHAM will be remembered both for his work on early computer operating systems and for his more recent work on computer security. He was Head of the Computer Laboratory at Cambridge University for 15 years before running Microsoft's UK research laboratory based in the city. Needham was

Article: Arts: Gods and monsters Pioneering computer film ...
The Independent - London;  April 30, 1999 ;     700+ words ...Last year Shane Walters and Matt Hanson screened a special compilation programme of digital films for the James Bond production crew. It was an edited summary of their annual OneDotZero film festival, the highlights of the latest innovations in digital moving image. Exciting, ground-breaking, even

Article: Paralysed poet writes again with help from pioneering ...
Evening Standard - London;  December 17, 2008 ;     584 words ...AN artist and writer left severely paralysed by a stroke has learned to write again thanks to London doctors, the Evening Standard can reveal today. Former cartoonist Piotr Kniecicki can only move his eyes and has limited movement in his left wrist. But the 52- year-old has published three

Article: The world's latest computer.(Charles Babbage's 19th-century ...
The Economist (US);  December 5, 1998 ;     700+ words ...SUCCESS, it is often said, has many fathers-and one of the many fathers of computing, that most successful of industries, was Charles Babbage, a 19th-century British mathematician. Exasperated by errors in the mathematical tables that were widely used as calculation aids at the time, Babbage

Article: Computer software valuation: don't be led astray by ...
The National Public Accountant;  September 1, 1992 ;     700+ words ...Computer software is a valuable business tool for ... rules of thumb to the valuation of computer software. These quick approaches can lead ... of the value of a company's computer software is often critical to the firm ...