Where do we come from? It's an abiding question, and one that has been only partially answered by science. While little doubt remains that our species evolved in East Africa, details of its spread around the world are still obscure.
An exhibition curated by Grayson Perry reclaims a certain strand of our culture that has been written off as naff, ephemeral, or self-effacing.
Three big beasts of the opinion-forming classes were in fighting mood this morning. Polly Toynbee produced a robust and persuasive defence of Ken Livingstone, but I'm still not convinced the mayor is a democrat or even a true Labour Party man.
London mayoral candidates say they will work with boroughs and local governments, but they need to be serious about representing the needs of local communities.
Despite attempts to rig the vote in deeply corrupt Paraguay, the South American country has a new government after 60 long and often brutal years
Poverty, deprivation, racial divisions and corruption - just some of the issues in the Pennsylvania primary. An outsiders view.
Global warming stopped? Surely not. What heresy is this? Haven't we been told that the science of global warming is settled beyond doubt. The fact is that the global temperature of 2007 is statistically the same as 2006 and every year since 2001 remains "an inconvinient truth".
Forty years ago, the Conservative MP Enoch Powell delivered a speech in Birmingham aimed at mobilising "the British working man" against those of us who had arrived on these shores through postwar migration.
The Republican candidate has been the "forgotten man" of the race. Yet there is a good chance he will emerge the winner.
Since rolling out the Skype extras developer program late last year, programs loaded on the portal have been downloaded roughly 21 million times, according to Skype, which is part of eBay, during an announcement at eBay's developer conference in Boston.
SOA Software Inc has added to its list of partnerships Red Hat Inc's JBoss. Given JBoss's growing market reach, it's not surprising that both companies already have some joint customers.
Shares in Vodafone Group Plc fell on Friday after the world's largest mobile operator warned of lower margins in two of its key European markets due to intense competition and regulatory pressures.
Black-hat hackers have begun to exploit an unpatched Windows vulnerability that can be used to compromise PCs or send them into an interminable crash loop.
Security researchers have found what they say is an entirely new kind of web-based attack, and it only targets the Ajax applications so beloved of the 'Web 2.0' movement.
This new distro claims to be the easiest linux now a days, it is based on KUBUNTU, according to Duval, Ulteo is more than just user friendly, the Ulteo philosophy is to offer a system where the user won't need to spend too much time upgrading, fine tunning and managing the system …
Oracle has demonstrated there is demand for its Unbreakable Linux program by announcing no fewer than 26 customers that have signed up to its cut-price Linux support offering.
Reiterating the fact that IBM has had little love lost for JBoss, it and Covalent Technologies have jointly developed a tool to pry away JBoss users and get them to adopt the rival Apache Geronimo server.
Cognos has rolled out another Performance Blueprint aimed at the insurance sector, its third for the financial services industry over the past year.
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the rumors of Vonage's death have been greatly exaggerated, Mike Snyder, Vonage Holdings Corp's chief executive, felt compelled to say yesterday.
Microsoft Corp says it has sold 20 million copies of Windows Vista in the first month of its release.
The Internet Corp for Assigned Names and Numbers is expected to hold a definitive vote on whether the internet should have a porn-only .xxx top-level domain at a board meeting this Friday.
Data warehouse appliance vendor Netezza Corp is seeking $100m in an IPO on Nasdaq.
Infor Global Solutions has addressed the tricky problem of SOA-enabling its multi-platform applications by opting for a platform-independent event-based model to help organizations take advantage of SOA without having to upgrade legacy software.
Worksoft Inc, a testing tools provider that focuses on functional testing, is extending its coverage from internally developed Java and .NET applications to enterprise packages. The first target is, logically, SAP.
Vonage Holdings Corp has been blocked from offering its core VoIP services, after a US court found that it infringed patents owned by rival Verizon.
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