WITsend

April 2009

• The next stop on your blog map should be..

  ComputerWeekly Staff 30 Apr 2009

We're finding loads of good sites that we can all find use for, notably The Next Women. James got me the info on this, and it's a fascinating read. Also worth a look is CEO Seeks Startup . Fellow ...

• Bitchbuzz founder discusses the women in IT issue

  ComputerWeekly Staff 23 Apr 2009

Bitchbuzz founder discusses women in IT

• Why the Telegraph is wrong on women in IT

  ComputerWeekly Staff 23 Apr 2009

Reading the half-baked arguments of the Telegraph's Milo Yiannopoulos is both depressing and exasperating. His "discrimination does not exist" blog can be summed up in one statement: men good, ...

• Carol and the f-bomb

  ComputerWeekly Staff 23 Apr 2009

Carol Bartz, the cannot-really-now-be-classed-as-new CEO at Yahoo! caused a few ruffles in the feathers of Gawker and Techcrunch yesterday, when she dropped the f-bomb at the conference call for ...

• Geek n Rolla session: why aren't there more women in technology?

  ComputerWeekly Staff 22 Apr 2009

Geek n Rolla session: why aren't there more women in technology?

• Bookmarks for w/c 14 April: Barbara Liskov interview, maternity course, City pay gap

  Rebecca Froley 14 Apr 2009

Fascinating interview with MIT professor and Turing Award winner Barbara Liskov over at Silicon.com, and other bookmarks for week commencing 14 April.

• Catalina McGregor on green IT and government policy (video interview)

  Rebecca Froley 06 Apr 2009

Catalina McGregor of the government CIO Green ICT Delivery Group talks to James Garner about making IT eco-friendly at the CW 500 Club (video).

• How many women work in IT in the UK?

  Rebecca Froley 02 Apr 2009

Table showing the numbers of women and men represented in two key areas of the IT industry workforce in the UK in 2008. (Includes breakdown by age.)