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If you're a technology enthusiast and a capable writer, we want you for awesome guest posts.

Simplifydigital is looking for guest authors to write technology posts and news articles about broadband, digital TV and digital industry news.

We will create you a guest author profile, so you can link your work to your Google Plus profile and gain author rank.

Drop Charlotte Brown a line with your email address, a sample of your writing and the kind of thing you're interested in writing to find out more.

For guest writer opportunities, email cbrown@simplifydigital.co.uk

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There are 222 articles posted by Guest Writers

SOPA protests put DEA in the limelight

posted on 18 January 2012

Wikipedia shutting down its American branch for 24 hours in protest of SOPA as brought to light more acts around the world that are being considered to fight internet piracy. One such act within the UK is the Digital Economy Act (DEA), which should be implemented "as soon as possible" by Ofcom, according to an independent review comm... [read more]

Within 6 years most of the UK could be fibre-connected, BT says

posted on 07 December 2011

It could take six years to cover 90 per cent of the UK with fibre optic broadband, says BT. The announcement was made by BT CEO, Ian Livingston, when David Cameron and the cabinet visited BT's research headquarters on Monday. "Within the next five or six years, fibre-based services could be available to more than 90 percent of UK p... [read more]

Virgin Media launches Spotify app for TiVo set-top boxes

posted on 30 November 2011

Yesterday marked the launch of Virgin Media's much anticipated Spotify app. The app, which is available to all Virgin Media TiVo customers, allows Spotify Premium subscribers to access their entire library of music, including favourite playlists and songs through Virgin Media's TiVo service using their home entertainment systems and H... [read more]

Cyber criminals to get their internet access restricted

posted on 25 November 2011

It appears that criminals will be banned from using the internet as the UK Government plans to increase cyber security. The scheme calls on the police to make use of existing sanctions that allow restricted access to the internet and pages such as Facebook. Until now such measures have been applied in cases of cyber criminals who w... [read more]

Scottish Government to blanket all corners of the country with broadband

posted on 23 November 2011

The Scottish Government has pledged £5m to get broadband to all corners of the country, paying particular attention to rural areas. While the aims for the UK is to get "superfast" speeds to most of the UK, Scotland have decided to focus on getting all homes connected with an equivalent broadband speed before looking at increasing the ... [read more]

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