• Read about the invisible hand that will run the World Cup in South Africa
• Newspapers are not dead in all nations
• Could the Digital Economy Act bring down the coalition?
• The need to be serious about restoring the image (and professionalism) of ICT
• Goodnight, and good luck
• ThinApp - another layer to the compatibility question
• Euro nannies and audio ninnies
• iPad gets the iQuote treatment
• The Acer Stream smartphone rivals Nexus One
• Hold on to your memories
• ID Card good-bye - Welcome "Passport to Pimlico" and post code lottery?
• Are Accenture, Deloitte, IBM etc under pressure from IT specialists?
• Life is not a marathon, it's a series of sprints
• Blogs as news
• Officials nervous over Morecambe Bay's planned go-live
• BRP NOT ERP
• Ghosting your blog for four hours a week
• The net's boys-only club
• Coalition to review Chinook crash findings
• Summary Care Records - too big to fail?
• Slough today, gone tomorrow
• Come on baby light my speakers
• May the salesforce be with you
• Conflict of interest: Success vs the user
• Sad to see BECTA go - but DESc had killed it decades ago
• Apple iPad review: Steve Jobs is a Flashist!
• Public sector cuts could lead to "golden age of outsourcing"
• Wipro's strategy in Europe outlined
• A high-tech economy needs to retain high-tech skills
• Wipro tries but struggles to fill IT roles in Europe with Europeans
• How offline social networking works
• How many UK Public Sector IT suppliers will survive the cuts?
• Book review: Facebook Marketing for Dummies
• Is IM dead?
• £6bn of savings - some of the impact on IT
• Google to add Blogger to Google Apps
• Pac-Man rules, again
• Does social media help B2B companies?
• Google, Youtube, and copyright with the DMCA
• Was Gary McKinnon the victim of a Russian hacking plot ?
• MillenniunIT will have to hold back its sales instincts for now
• Event: Designing social interfaces workshop
• If the Coalition culls those systems and services which are not fit for purpose..
• Choose your business partners with care
• Executives on blogs
• Goodbye ID cards - is it time to say hello to identity banks?
• First Top Gear Now HP
• Doctors criticise Cerner system six months after it went live
• Social media lessons for CIOs
• Fun makes for passionate users
• Cluck me gently, sergeant-major
• Ubuntu Women campaign to get girls playing on computers
• Curators of the now
• How to blow up your blogging
• Does China offshoring need a Western Hand?
• Who cares about privacy?
• China needs a Y2K to overtake India
• Novell Pulse tweets into enterprise collaboration
• IT is a load of old poo - it's official
• Incentives don't
• Possible problems with new Post Office system
• Creative Zen X-Fi Style review - No Nano but still good
• Will new Google ranking rule stimulate outsourced web development?
• IT suppliers should come out the closet over SME sector
• PCT claims "disaster" upload of summary care records was a success
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10 review - Sony are catching up!
• How can UK ICT suppliers survive the coming cuts?
• Government IT - time now time for real change?
• Can MindTree combine low cost services with high end consultancy?
• Shopping for skills worldwide
• IT service providers get a excited but rein in your killer instincts.
• Spotify: Now Ad-Free for less than a Fiver
• A Facebook book on migration
• More Twitter research gives us an insight
• Western IT giants ignored the Indians too long
• TCS practices what it preaches
• #twitterjoketrial doesn't raise a giggle
• Gambling with the house's money
• Business blogs aren't like other blogs
• Winner of the World Cup ticket caption contest chosen
• Time for a revolution in security management
• IT contracts could bare brunt of initial government cuts
• Could Tata Consultancy Services' £600m PADA deal be at risk?
• Making time
• Welsh Office to lead the way on teleconferencing?
• India gets its own BPO Shawshank Redemption
• Could government e-petitions be stopped?
• BBC3 programme on dumped technology in Ghana
• How to get a job - 2010 style
• What are UK businesses using outsourcing for so far this year?
• Where are your Facebook privacy settings?
• HCL wins more plaudits, but was Cognizant the big success?
• World Cup final ticket caption contest hotting up
• Stemming the flood of ID card applications
• Outsourcing could cut UK deficit, but will suppliers touch it with a barge pole?
• iPad Aftershock
• Lib-Con plans for NHS IT
• Call for participants for cloud security survey
• Designing social websites
• Unlikely terms will turn up sermons on YouTube
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