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RSS chargeMobile association hits out at monopolist charge
News Most importantly, they will not be allowed to charge for calls that terminate on their networks at more than cost price. GSM Europe, the European branch of the GSM association, has set its guns against proposed changes... [28 Feb 2001]
Another.com gets ready to charge
News Another.com, which lets users choose their email name from a range 15,000 domains, will charge users on a subscription basis of around £15 a year or £1.50 a month for basic email services. Another.com, which has 1.6m... [10 Oct 2001]
Apple to charge for firing up faster wi-fi chip
News Apple has confirmed reports it plans to charge customers a fee to download software that will enable the 802.11n capability in the wi-fi chips found in some MacBook and MacBook Pro systems. Apple said it is required... [19 Jan 2007]
Car-tracking RFID tags may enforce Congestion Charge
News A Tfl spokesman said it was not viable to use this technology when the congestion charge began in 2003. Transport for London (TfL) is set to spend up to £34m on new digital enforcement technologies for the Congestion... [17 Aug 2004]
IT and the Congestion Charge: So far, so good
Comment If you read certain national newspapers (and London's Evening Standard), you could be forgiven for thinking our capital city was going to experience meltdown this morning as traffic chaos struck the streets circling the Congestion... [17 Feb 2003]
Orange to charge fat pipe waverers
News Orange has become the first broadband provider to charge users for switching to another supplier. The mobile operator and ISP will introduce a charge of £12 in December for customers who ask more than... [01 Dec 2006]
Doubleclick founder takes charge at Yahoo!
News Wenda Harris Millar, co founder of Doubleclick, will take charge of Yahoo's US marketing team in an effort to reverse the slump in its advertising income. Yahoo is recruiting the founder of online advertising giant... [10 Oct 2001]
Anti-road-charge petition hits 750,000 signatures
News An online petition against the proposed 'pay-as-you-drive' road charge has accumulated 750,000 signatures, suggesting significant dislike of the scheme among UK citizens. [07 Feb 2007]
£35 biometric ID card charge may be scrapped
News The government is considering scrapping the £35 charge for biometric ID cards over concerns the high fee could put people off and scupper widespread take-up. There will be a wholesale review of the ID card project after... [02 Aug 2004]
The Times set to charge for online content
News Times Newspapers is ditching free access to its website - making it the first UK paper to attempt to charge for content.silicon.com has learned The Times and The Sunday Times will become part-subscription sites, in an... [20 Nov 2001]
Photos: The tech behind the Congestion Charge
Photo The Congestion Charge covers an area of eight square kilometres of the City of London and the West End, five days per week. Photo: Steve Ranger Drivers are warned by road-side signs that they are entering the zone, as... [13 Oct 2005]
Twitter to charge businesses to tweet
News VentureBeat's Matt Marshall points out: "It might be hard to tease out who is using the service professionally and who is using it for personal reasons, and then charge them for it. Twitter has confirmed it will be... [25 Aug 2009]
Twitter: We won't charge companies to tweet
News Companies using Twitter to interact with their customers won't have to face a charge for the service after all. We can identify ways to make this experience even more valuable and charge for commercial... [11 Feb 2009]
In brief: BT launches global charge card
News BT has launched a charge card designed for business travellers. Executives can use the card to pay for fax, Internet, and telephone calls anywhere in the world. The card automatically adds the charges to their company's... [10 Aug 1998]
TfL spends £9m on Congestion Charge tech
News Transport for London (TfL) is to spend £9m on new enforcement technology following official approval for the controversial extension to the Congestion Charge zone. London mayor Ken Livingston gave the go ahead last week... [11 Oct 2005]
