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Becta takes Microsoft interoperability complaint to European Commission

Becta, the government's advisory body for IT in schools, has referred its interoperability complaint about Microsoft software to the European Commission.

UK software piracy rate falls for first time in three years

UK software piracy rates have dropped for the first time in three years, reports the Business Software Alliance.

MySpace spammers fined a record £117m in US

MySpace has won a record payout of £117m in the US against spammers on its social network.

Social networking and mash-ups top list of disruptive technologies

Social networking technologies and the use of web mash-ups are among the top 10 disruptive technologies that will make headway in enterprises in the next four years, according to research firm Gartner.

Ensuring the trust fabric of the knowledge capital society

As networks evolve, traditional views about security must change, creating new security paradigms that protect not only the integrity of knowledge capital but also the reputation and privacy of its users.

Update: government admits ID cards have no business case

The government has, for the first time, admitted publicly that it cannot quantify in financial terms the expected benefits from its controversial £5.4bn National Identity Scheme (NIS).

Information Commissioner's Office gains power to fine for breaches of Data Protection Act

Organisations that deliberately or recklessly commit serious breaches of the Data Protection Act can now be fined by the Information Commissioner's Office (ICO) following Royal Assent to the Criminal Justice and Immigration Act today.

Sunderland council deploys secure information sharing to tackle anti-social behaviour

Sunderland City Council has installed Cyber-Ark's Inter-Business Vault to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour.

National Identity Scheme has no business case, government admits

The government has, for the first time, admitted publicly that it cannot justify its controversial £5.4bn National Identity Scheme in financial terms.

Video: Charlie McMurdie 'very confident' National E-Crime Unit will go ahead

Detective Superintendent Charlie McMurdie of the Metropolitan Police E-Crime Project discusses progress towards establishing a national e-crime unit for the UK and her confidence that the project will soon get the go-ahead.
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