British Monarchy Takes Digital Step Towards Commoners
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"The Royal Channel" on YoutTube becomes the official channel of the British monarchy.
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Why David Cameron's e-petitions scheme needs rebooting Column David Cameron, leader of the Conservative Party, last week recommended that online "e-petitions" should be given formal recognition within Britain's constitution.â¦
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A training scheme to help people turn their homes into digital playgrounds is drawn up.
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As the familyâs relationship with the public has been tested, the British royals have begun to offer peeks at the underpinnings of their fortune.
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The British government forged ahead with plans to introduce identity cards as part of its drive against terrorism after defeating a revolt in parliament.
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LONDON: The British government announced yesterday a range of new measures to fight global terrorism and organised crime, as Queen Elizabeth set out its new lawmaking agenda.
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One would like to wish you all a Happy 2.0 Christmas She may be an octogenarian but Queen Elizabeth has joined the Web 2.0 jamboree just in time for Christmas.â¦
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According to a British publication (read: take it with a grain of salt) Queen Elizabeth II has become quite the fan of Prince William's Wii console.
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The British government is taking steps to address the growing prominence of al-Qaida and other Islamic extremists who use the Internet to devise terror plots.
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The instructions from the headquarters of the Royal Society of Arts (London, England) were terse but tantamount to spelling out the Spartan mantra of Royal etiquette: Address the Queen as 'Your Majesty on first ...
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Buckingham Palace on Sunday said the 81-year-old monarch  will post her traditional Christmas Day message -- normally  broadcast on television -- on the video-sharing Web site as  well this year.
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Information commissioner lectures public bodies to take digital privacy 'far more seriously'
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth launches her own channel on the video-sharing website YouTube.
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The Middle Ages met the Internet age Friday when the Domesday Book &#151; a survey of England conducted almost 1,000 years ago &#151; went online.
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Britain's Queen Elizabeth II reads the legislative program from the throne to the assembled House of Lords in London in this Wednesday, June 20, 2001 file photo.Comment
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Prime Minister Gordon Brown announces a new internet-based drive to expand the teaching of English.
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Royal historian David Starkey delivers less than rose-tinted verdict on the head of state