The government's latest push to get Brits online involves a host of public- and private-sector organisations

The culture secretary Jeremy Hunt has set a target of 'superfast' broadband for 90 percent of UK citizens by 2015

The Cabinet office has unveiled its first attempt to bring all online government services under one roof

Martha Lane Fox says it will just take enthusiasm to get nine million Britons online - and allow online savings

The new award will recognise people or organisations who have used technology to improve society

The government's Race Online 2012 programme will offer PC and Internet packages for underserved users

Ofcom says the over-65s are gradually coming online, but charities want more help for the offline generation

The Cabinet Office foresees delivering services digitally but concerns are being voiced for those without Internet skills

Citizens Online's 'Fix the Web' campaign aims to solve online inaccessibility problems encountered by millions of disabled Brits

Internet virgins are being targeted in a new seven day drive aimed at getting people to try out the World Wide Web