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Sky One has snapped up the rights to the award-winning drama Lost, robbing Channel 4 of one of its biggest hits. Experts predict surge in online downloads of the cult series.
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A scientist in the U.S. has been given £128,000 to develop a secondlifealike set in and around the world of shakespear.
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Web 2.0 blog Techcrunch had its official UK launch in London [Thursday] night at a swanky bash attended by the capital’s digerati, many of whom were on the scene this time 10 years ago when Web 1.0 was just getting going.
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