With UK album sales on the decline, musicians are constantly striving to find the next best way of marketing their music. Enter the big named brands to help out.

You can't just release an album today without employing some clever marketing strategy. Radiohead released their latest work of art through the medium of download whilst Oasis have taken to the streets of Manhattan with a band of burly buskers to promote their own. Does it pay to give music away?

A list of the five most terrifying creatures to have ever walked/crawled/swam the earth.

The end of the world, black holes, and anti-matter: it's all exciting stuff but how much of it is actually true and how much should be consigned to the pages of an Arthur C Clarke novel?

Radio Frequency Identification technology has been around for years but now it is starting to be used in new and exciting ways. RFID could soon replace barcodes, track parcels and livestock and even be implanted into human beings to replace keys, passports and to provide vital medical information to doctors in emergency situations.

After ten years of search engine supremacy, Google has entered the realm of web browsing with the release of Google Chrome. Take a brief look back in time and see how they became potentially one of the biggest companies in the world.

You can't smoke, you can't drink, you shouldn't do too much heavy exercise and yet you shouldn't sit around doing nothing all day long. Oh, the joys of being pregnant.

Assisted performance is a means by which blind or partially sighted people can attend the theatre, the cinema and sporting events independently. Audio description originated in the theatre and was first used in the USA in 1981 and nowadays is even available for TV programmes. AD is used so people with sight difficulties can gather an accurate understanding of events around them.

In the cool and positively gloomy light of the current financial forecast, the government are considering relaxing the "fiscal rules" that had shaped economic management since Brown invented them in 1997.

As Holland join the ever growing list of countries enforcing a smoking ban in public places, I have decided to take a look into the filthy habit that kills approximately four million people a year.