The World Bank, an organisation which aims to financial and technical assistance to developing countries has opened up a vast amount of its data in the hope that it can be used to further their mission.
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A-Z of Online TV & Video
Online video viewing in the UK has risen by 37% over the last year, with a staggering 5.5 billion videos viewed online in the UK in February 2010 alone. Here’s an A-to-Z of online video sites.
GMail Filters “Opportunity For Fraudsters”
The Guardian has a warning for GMail users about the dangers of having email diverted from their accounts using its filters function.
Oops! Blippy Shares Credit Card Data
According to reports, some of Blippy’s beta testers had their credit card data exposed and this data was available for all to see in Google, for several months.
More On The Groupon $1Billion Valuation
We mentioned Groupon’s $1billion valuation the other day, and eConsultancy has some more thoughts on that valuation and the whole group shopping explosion.
Finance Startups At GeeknRolla
We’ve been keeping an eye out for finance related startups featured at this year’s TechCrunch Europe’s GeeknRolla event in London.
Tesco To Offer Mortgages By End Of 2010
Tesco expects to be in a position to do by the end of the year, subject to approval by the Financial Services Authority.
Mobile Banking In 2020: The Future’s Almost Here
The Future of Banking blog has a scenario for the future of mobile banking in 2020, looking at what might be possible to achieve all from the screen of your mobile phone.
Behold The ATM Built Out Of Lego
Ok, so the first word you’ll think of when you see the video of this Lego ATM is: Why?
Groupon Worth $1 Billion
We’ve seen a few “group purchase” websites spring up (and disappear) over the last few months, and this must give them some incentive to keep working: US group purchase site Groupon has just been valued at $1billion.