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Scientists and engineers spoke with several thousand passengers on Wightlink ferries last year as part of a programme with Southampton University to improve the public understanding of science.
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The Isle of Wight council's Trading Standards team offer advice to residents in light of the media coverage of the 'Gameover Zeus' virus.
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Since Microsoft stopped officially supporting Windows XP, OnTheWight has been trying to find out how many key Isle of Wight institutions are still running it.
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Setting off from Ryde at 6:40. Also being covered live on BBC South Today.
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After five years' notice, last week Microsoft stopped support for Windows XP, but still over half of the council's computers haven't been upgraded, leaving them potentially vulnerable to attacks.
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"On the scale of one to 10, this is an 11," says Internet security expert. A must-read and share.
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WightFibre has also doubled its cross-Solent network capacity and they say their top broadband speed is now 50% faster than BT.
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Cafe Scientifique talks are always fascinating with lively Q&Q sessions afterwards. If you haven't been before it's well worth trying.
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Want to learn more about Fracking? Head to Cafe Scientifique for the next talk, 'Why bother with Fracking?'
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Over time, all of the things that have occurred in David's political life have, gradually, been erased from his Wikipedia page. Who could have done that? OnTheWight ask him if it was him.
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Customers in many parts of Ventnor have had no service since 14th November and there's no solid date as to when it will be fixed. What are we paying for?
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WightFibre is a company that's changing, serviced and run from the Island, for the Island. This is the first in the series of features, detailing what those changes are.
