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Russians blamed DoS attack on Twitter, Facebook, LiveJournal, Google Blogger and YouTube
- Security Editor 07 Aug 2009 -
Cognitive dissonance from EU over telecom reform
- TechTarget 05 Aug 2009 -
Lack of communication from Twitter as accounts are hit by bug
- TechTarget 23 Jul 2009
Twitter co-founder Biz Stone says the source of yesterday's denial of service attack on the microblogging service is still unknown. The attack also affected Facebook, LiveJournal, Google's Blogger ...
Plans to create a vibrant European digital economy may be hamstrung by reform of the telecommunications sector. Communications commissioner Viviane Reding said yesterday Europe's governments had to ...
Twitter appears to be experiencing some kind of database problem. Or perhaps it's a server problem. Whatever it is, we don't know, because despite hundreds of people suffering from it the company ...
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At last, a practical use for Twitter
- TechTarget 23 Jul 2009 -
Reality check, please
- TechTarget 23 Jul 2009 -
T-Mobile to announce UK G1 successor soon
- Security Editor 22 Jun 2009 -
Delete Jacqui Smith, cc Alan Johnson
- TechTarget 08 Jun 2009 -
IT is anarchistic and governments just get in the way.
- Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly 05 Jun 2009 -
Yahoo chief reveals all about deal with Microsoft
- Security Editor 04 Jun 2009 -
Microsoft Bing pushing the boundaries
- Security Editor 02 Jun 2009
It's easy to view the Twitter phenomenon as little more than the chattering classes proclaiming themselves loudly to anyone who will listen, but some companies out there have found a practical use ...
The rapturous headlines that greeted news that Apple sold 5.2 million iPhones has left me puzzled. In the same quarter, Nokia sold 103.2 million, and got slated. Please can the headline writers get ...
T-Mobile, which launched the first smartphone to use Google's Android mobile operating system last year, is to expected to announce the G1's UK successor later this week. Another smartphone to get ...
The spam campaign aimed at getting Jacqui Smith to consider the practical implications of the proposed £12bn Interception Modernisation Programme (i.e. information overload on a scale guarantted to ...
Why shouldn't every citizen in the world have the right to take a job that's on offer? If national boundaries and government regulations were abolished the IT industry would be better off. More ...
Yahoo chief Carol Bartz has had a lot more to say on a potential internet search partnership with Microsoft, which reveals all we really need to know. "Yahoo doesn't have to do anything with ...
Legal precedent is interesting because it invariably encourages people to push the boundaries, and that is just what Microsoft is doing with its new search engine, Bing. At first look Microsoft's ...
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A first take on Windows 7
- Computer Weekly 01 Jun 2009 -
Technology is the new nuclear
- Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly 01 Jun 2009 -
Tesco buys village pubs to appease public opinion?
- Emea Content Editor, Computer Weekly 01 Jun 2009 -
Not a big thing, just Bing without any Yahoo
- Security Editor 29 May 2009 -
Western Union users, beware of malicious emails
- Security Editor 28 May 2009
Microsoft dropped into the Computer Weekly offices to demonstrate the next version of Windows 7.The new operating system, which is due out by January next year, looks neater and less cluttered than ...
Power politics traditionally depends on governments having control of fire power in the form of military hardware and economic power. But today you can add technology know-how and control to the ...
A contact was telling me last week that Tesco is currently buying up village pubs in a drive to improve its public perception. I must point out before I detail what I was told that Tesco have ...
Microsoft has finally unveiled it's enhanced search service, but no big announcement about a deal with Yahoo as widely expected. Rather disappointing really, as is the name, "Bing"... We will have ...
Western Union users should be wary of any emails that appear to come from the money transfer firm's support team. According to security firm, Sophos, its labs are seeing a large number of these ...