Articles by Paul Douglas

Global Editor-in-Chief

After watching War Games and Tron more times that is healthy, Paul (Twitter, Google+) took his first steps online via a BBC Micro and acoustic coupler back in 1985, and has been finding excuses to spend the day online ever since. This includes roles editing .net magazine, launching the Official Windows Magazine, and now as Global EiC of TechRadar.

Articles by: Paul Douglas

Weak passwords and lack of AV a major issue in social network security

By Paul Douglas published 13 March 10

SXSWi 2010 Twitter, Facebook and Microsoft warn of dangers

South by South West Interactive 2010: what to look forward to

By Paul Douglas published 9 March 10

SXSWi 2010 The 'Interactive' part of the annual South by South West conference in Austin, Texas kicks off this Friday

This week in music-making tech

By Paul Douglas published 5 March 10

Latest music tech reviews from our friends at MusicRadar

5 of tech's most infamous lawsuits

By Paul Douglas published 4 March 10

In Depth As Apple aims its legal guns at HTC over alleged iPhone patent infringements our colleagues at T3.com have marked the occasional by looking back at 10 famous tech lawsuits.

How Stephen Fry takes down entire websites with a single tweet

By Paul Douglas published 3 March 10

Interview Stephen Fry has revealed how he regularly crashes websites with around 3,000 requests per second as a result of him tweeting a link to his 1.3 million plus followers

WIN! A Datawind UbiSurfer netbook

By Paul Douglas published 1 February 10

Closed Coming with free UK internet access and worth £160 each

15 digital photography tips from the pros

By Paul Douglas published 4 January 10

Guide If you've recently upgraded to a DSLR or simply want to be inspired to shoot better portraits, landscapes, travel and wildlife shots, and more, then read on

20% of people have made conference calls naked

By Paul Douglas published 1 January 10

And half have dialled in wearing nothing but underwear

Twitter marketing pros and cons

By Paul Douglas published 1 October 09

Twitter offers a cheap, quick way of spreading your marketing message. But it can just as easily cause your brand some major damage

Google's new Fast Flip service - giving a little back

Google Fast Flip aims to make news faster to read

By Paul Douglas published 15 September 09

Google's Labs department has come up with a new way to browser and read news online

Catch up: this week's most popular posts

By Paul Douglas published 21 August 09

This week, TechRadar brought you news of a new PS3 and a price-hiked Xbox; a guide to HDMI 1.4, OS X and little-known iPhone games, and reviews of the latest mobile phones and sat-nav apps for iPhone

Free Windows 7 for beta testers

By Paul Douglas published 30 July 09

Windows 7 Technical Beta Program members to get free copy of Ultimate

Microsoft and Yahoo tie-up terms announced

By Paul Douglas published 29 July 09

Updated Microsoft has finally sealed a deal with long-term rival Yahoo, with the two coming to accord over a unified approach to search and advertising.