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LARA JOINS THE RENTAL REVOLUTION

BT Openworld have revealed details of their new Software To Go rental initiative aimed at delivering video games, graphics packages and educational titles to broadband users on a cost per hour, day or week basis, the BBC reports today.

Last Updated: Sep 4, 2001

LARA BOOSTS GORDONSTOUN PUPILS

Gordonstoun School, the real-life boarding school credited with giving Core Designs British aristocrat Lara Croft her first taste of adventure and survival training, welcomed a record number of pupils during yesterdays new term inauguration thanks largely to the fictional cyber-heroine, The Times reports today.

Last Updated: Sep 3, 2001

LARA CROFT THREATENS PC SECURITY

Kaspersky Laboratories, an international data-security software developer, have announced today the detection of the Internet worm Lara: the first malicious program that spreads in Desktop Themes files. At the moment, Kaspersky Lab has received two reports of infections by this worm.

Last Updated: Sep 3, 2001

DIGITAL WRAP FOR TOMB RAIDER PROMO

Macrovision Corp. the worldwide leader in video and software copy protection and digital rights management technologies, announced today that its SafeCast DRM technology will be used by element 5 AG, a German company specializing in electronic software distribution through the Internet, whose e-business service has been selected by eJay AG, Europe's leading supplier of music entertainment solutions, to support Pepsi-Cola's promotion of the film Tomb Raider.

Last Updated: Sep 2, 2001

SCOTTISH SCREEN SEEKS TARTAN RAIDER

Scottish Screen is searching for a tartan Lara Croft to rescue the country's beleaguered film industry. Quango bosses believe that the industry's future lies in finding new digital animation heroines, like the star of Tomb Raider, rather than blockbusters such as Braveheart or Trainspotting. They believe low budget films with lucrative commercial spin-offs into television and computer games will prove more successful.

Last Updated: Sep 1, 2001

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