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High tech driving test, the perfect CV and 4bn mobiles
Videos of the month - September 2008

By Tim Ferguson

Published: Thursday 13 November 2008

In October silicon.com braved the elements for charity, offered tips on how to write the perfect CV and had its driving skills put to the test - and you can watch it all in our exclusive videos.

Videos of the month - October 2008

Click on the links below to see the videos everyone is watching...

E-instructor teaches safe driving

CIOs braved the cold for charity

Top tips for what not to do in CV writing

Interoperability trends

Peter Cochrane's Video Blog: Four billion mobiles

The annual Byte Night sleep-out took place this month to raise awareness and money for Action for Children.

silicon.com joined a group of hardy CIOs at the sleep-out by London's Tower Bridge and got their views on why they wanted to get involved.

Meanwhile, Cathy Holley and Vicky Maxwell Davies from Boyden Global Executive Search offered their top tips on writing that all-important CV. Among their pearls of wisdom - don't mention any strange hobbies. Watch the video to find out more.

If you thought a job interview is bad, think how silicon.com senior reporter Nick Heath felt when he was put through his driving paces by an electronic driving instructor at the GreenRoad Technologies Safety Centre. Find out how he did in the video.

Meanwhile, Peter Cochrane gave his thoughts on the possibility of the world having four billion mobile phones by the end of the year. Reporting from a boat out at sea he discusses whether the world can cope.

And finally, Jonathan Steel, CEO of research company the Bathwick Group, discusses interoperability. He looks at the progress companies are making towards this and reveals the highlights of the recent information management benchmark survey on silicon.com.