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Leading educational software provider named Nottingham Evening Post’s Small Business of the Year 2010!
Prime Principle has fought off stiff competition to be named the Nottingham Evening Post’s Small Business of the Year for the second time.
CTI Group appoints new Channel Sales Manager to drive growth in North and South American financial markets
Appointment signals commitment of leading call accounting and call recording solutions provider to expand dominance of the financial and banking sectors throughout the Americas.
Yorkshire-based online learning specialist Frog named finalist for prestigious EducationInvestor Award!
Yorkshire-based online learning specialist, Frog (www.frogtrade.com), is delighted to announce that it has been named a finalist for ‘Use of Educational Technology’ in the 2010 EducationInvestor Awards – a brand new programme celebrating innovation and excellence in the UK’s education industry.
Online child protection - keeping kids safe on the computer
Terry Jones, Internet Paedophilia Training Awareness Consultancy (IPTAC) and Colin McKeown, Director at e-safe education discuss ways local authorities can help schools and parents keep children safe on the computer and detect warning signs early.
Encyclopædia Britannica goes back to its roots with national competition to celebrate Scottish history and literature
Edinburgh-born in 1768, Encyclopædia Britannica goes back to its roots this summer in celebration of Scottish history and literature, launching a national competition to encourage readers of all ages to explore the fantastic online resources available free at their local public library.