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Details: Written by: Zakala; Parent Category: News; Published: 30 August 2011; Created: 12 October 2010; Last Updated: 23 July 2012; Hits: 8637

The BBC have reported that David Cameron has suggested that the UK's copyright laws should be updated to allow technology businesses more freedom to innovate as well as decriminalising individuals who wish to transfer formats or create backup copies. Good news if it goes ahead as planned, but the danger is that the rights controllers will lobby very hard to ensure that as little as possible changes.

UK copyright laws to be reviewed, announces Cameron

Details: Written by: Zakala; Parent Category: News; Published: 14 May 2010; Created: 14 May 2010; Last Updated: 23 July 2012; Hits: 9045

...also known as the PPL's top 75 of most played tracks from the past 75 years. If you want to host the most populist disco ever, just play this lot!

http://www.ppluk.com/en/About-Us/The-Top-75/

Details: Written by: Zakala; Parent Category: News; Published: 08 March 2010; Created: 08 March 2010; Last Updated: 23 July 2012; Hits: 11361

Hurrah! it seems that Samsung have finally chosen to release drivers for these robust printers for Windows & in both 32 and 64 bit flavours:

http://org.downloadcenter.samsung.com/downloadfile/ContentsFile.aspx?CDSite=US&CttFileID=2504432&CDCttType=DR&ModelType=N&ModelName=ML-4500&VPath=DR/200910/20091021101214984/ML-4500_Win7.exe

Good news as this saves messing with the archived Vista versions!

Details: Written by: Zakala; Parent Category: News; Published: 14 February 2010; Created: 14 February 2010; Last Updated: 23 July 2012; Hits: 11958

I recently upgraded my main system to Windows 7 and was somewhat annoyed to find that my Samsung ML-4500 does not have Windows 7 drivers for the 64bit version. I figured that the Vista 64 bit drivers might work and indeed they do, but there is a catch - the executable installer file refuses to run. So to get them working you need to do the following:

Details: Written by: Zakala; Parent Category: News; Published: 02 February 2010; Created: 02 February 2010; Last Updated: 23 July 2012; Hits: 6088

"A Downing Street petition is calling for the UK government to drop Microsoft's Internet Explorer 6 (IE6) and move to a more modern browser.

The petition says that IE6 has security flaws and uses outdated technology, creating a burden for developers"- BBC

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