ITers approve terror laws
Only 14% of IT managers responding to this week's Computer Weekly/Harvey Nash Big Question poll believe new government...
The government is planning legislation in the wake of the 11 September attacks and some business groups fear the move will have serious consequences for e-commerce. However, only 14% of respondents shared these fears, with 69% disagreeing.
"I do not believe it will damage confidence but it may cause other problems if the ISP community have to start storing large volumes of e-mail traffic, which would otherwise simply be forwarded and deleted," said one respondent.
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