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Thought for the day:
The great digital deficit

Is the UK Online initiative in danger of stumbling before it's even left the ground? Simon Moores seems to think so, given no one...

The dream of effective e-government is looking as unattainable as a transport system that works. Simon Moores casts a cynical eye...

In our election special, Karl Cushing surveys the wreckage of high-profile government IT projects; Paul Mason examines the...

The Chancellor has the opportunity to take some simple measures in this week's budget to help IT users and resellers and help...

Last week, Colin Beveridge examined the reasons behind high-profile, public sector IT project failures. A number of CW360.com...

In the first of two articles on how to make sure you are not caught out by the Data Protection Act, a top IT lawyer points the...

In the second of two articles a top IT lawyer looks at the wide sweep of the Data Protection Act and analyses the effects on data...

Our columnist Colin Beveridge - one of the UK's top interim IT directors - touched a rich vein of passion running through the IT...

Richard Thomas, the new information commissioner, hopes to use persuasion rather than prosecution to get organisations to comply...

The news this week that AOL Time Warner reported a nearly $100bn loss for 2002 as well as the departure of another top executive...

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