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Computer Weekly's response to the letter from David Young

On 21 July, the Department of Health took the extraordinary step of posting on its website three letters that were addressed to...

The government sees fit to nanny us about health, safety, the law and citizenship, yet appears surprisingly reluctant to issue us...

Spam legislation should be released on a global scale if it is to be successful, Alyn Hockey believes.

It’s clear that government must be a competent purchaser and the IT industry a quality supplier of these technologies if users...

Simon Moores is amazed that nothing has been done to shore up the crumbling foundations of e-government security policy.

Financial services New regulations mean new challenges for IT departments

The SCO Group has followed through on a threat it made in March and ordered IBM to stop using, selling and distributing its AIX...

Lack of skills and access to hardware are stopping people in the lowest income bracket going online. James Rogers looks at the...

Unlike other attempts at e-government portals, will the Online Government Store convince the majority of the UK population to log...

The relationship between an IT supplier and its customer is a complex, multilayered one. On the surface it is all upbeat media...

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