Arts & Culture: SciTech

The celestial jukebox

When the music streaming service Last.fm was sold to CBS in 2007, its geekish founders became poster boys for the east London tech scene – and overnight multimillionaires. Their departure from the company signals the end of a musical love story.

Little white gods

Observations on iPodism

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Gainfully employed

Observations on blogging

Technology, the Latter-day way

The Mormon community can rightfully boast a long association with technological advancement, from the hearing-aid to the most visited genealogy website on earth

The Age of the E-church

While congregation numbers continue to slide, a Church of England social networking website aims redress the balance

Mind bending

Observations on networking

Christianity and the Petri dish

The Church of Scotland stance on stem cell research has proved religious conviction and scientific discovery needn't always be antagonists, argues Murdo Macdonald

Responding to disasters in the age of social media

When faced with national emergencies social media offers a vital tool for empowering individual citizens

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Twittering into thin air

Connecting a continent

Observations on fibre optics

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