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Sony Ericsson to fit 2D barcode technology

New technology allows a host of marketing possibilites, such as allowing consumers to listen to in-store product reviews

Failure and debt has followed his every move

Kevin Maxwell was made bankrupt with debts of £406.5 million, making him the biggest bankrupt in British history

Maxwell faces second bankruptcy hearing

Britain's biggest bankrupt Kevin Maxwell, son of disgraced media mogul Robert Maxwell, faces ruin once more

Britain could be nation of power stations

Home energy production devices will become increasingly viable following £9 billion rollout of 'smart meters'

Rightmove falls on fears of Google muscling in

Internet group is said to be considering starting a website that would allow estate agents to list properties free of charge

Mast swaps will mean savings for providers

The deals offer operators discounts of tens of thousands of pounds when compared with building their own masts

Overstatement costs Cohort

Defence technology and consulting group admitted it had overstated income from a number of contracts by £1.85 million

Malware, nic and hack - the world of web crime

Online crime is dominated by specialist forums and restricted-access chatrooms where expertise is for hire

New systems consign White Van Man to history

California-based Trimble's latest tracking product is designed to make drivers safer and stick to the rules of the road

Technology leaves the law in its slipstream

Managers can use the new technologies to defend their drivers against false or malicious claim

Google to limit access to paid-for web content

The search giant says that publishers will be able to restrict the number of news articles that people can read free

Google to restrict access to paid-for web news

World's largest search engine bows to pressure from media groups to allow publishers to limit free views of content