Technology

Edinburgh is to receive funding of £10.7m to bring 90% of Edinburgh residents and businesses high speed…
The City of Edinburgh Council will be webcasting its meetings live as part of a one year pilot programme.
This was an imaginative and inspirational double act - an international best selling crime writer in…
Is technology improving the Edinburgh Festival experience? You'd think so. At least, it should be making it…
Misha Glenny was introduced by Douglas Fraser, the BBC News Scotland business and economy editor, who noted…
This proved to be the most interesting and liveliest of the Guardian debates at the Edinburgh International…
Transport minister Keith Brown cut the ribbon yesterday on Waverley Station's new lifts (or "elevators" if…
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is the special guest at the 2012 Edinburgh technology festival that takes its…
A series of free sessions for people interested in working in the video games industry.
The Edinburgh International Festival announced it has sold 8% more tickets in 2012 than at the same time last…
Chris Menges, the Oscar-winning cinematographer of The Mission and The Killing Fields will be appearing at…
Thousands of fines for drivers caught on camera driving in the bus lane on a busy Edinburgh road are to be…
Engineering buffs, students, and those curious about how we tap energy from our rivers, will welcome a…
Peter Arnott is now at the end of a unique year-long stint as Resident Playwright, based at the ESRC Genomics…
The slow, plinky-plonk, whistling music, that sounded like the background to a light-hearted French film,…
The longtime EISF director explains the art of science communication and why warnings from this year's…
The 2012 Edinburgh Medallist, US physicist Dr James Hansen, is one of the world’s most respected climate…
Edinburgh is one of ten UK cities set to share £100m to introduce ultra-fast broadband and wifi through the…
The Edinburgh World Writers’ Conference 2012-2013 is a collaboration between the Edinburgh Book Festival and…