• 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
  • Will Tory Lib Dem coalition agree on most IT matters?
  • NHS 2.0 will arise from NPfIT legacy says health informatics expert
  • 10 urgent IT questions for the new government to answer
  • The end is the beginning
  • Building Security In Maturity Model gets an Update
  • Why NHS IT spend may actually rise over the next few years
  • Tory caps on immigrant IT workers will be UK's loss
  • Social Media Revolution (Refreshed)
  • Microsoft Patch Tuesday: May 11th 2010
  • Long hours culture in IT really is bad for your health
  • Office 2010 arrives: time to upgrade...maybe
  • Tory caps on immigration survive Liberal quick rinse
  • The First 100 Days?
  • Microsoft Office 2010: Will you bother to upgrade?
  • See World Cup software boss talk shop
  • A Coalition for Consent?
  • Tata Consultancy Services UK head talks of recovery
  • Twitter followers don't equal influence
  • RBS to offshore hundreds more jobs
  • Indian IT giant could soon target UK SME
  • Vodafone announce (expensive) data plans for the iPad
  • Is Facebook dying under the weight of its own complexity?
  • Oracle hijacks Iron Man
  • Are patients being bullied into joining Summary Care Records?
  • Tell your GP a secret - and 900 council staff may have access to it
  • "Possibly the most corruptible in the whole world" - fixing the heart of UK ID
  • Security in outsourcing and offshoring
  • Physician, heal thyself - higher standards needed
  • Global perspectives on information security
  • World Cup final tickets still up for grabs
  • Hung Drawn and Quartered
  • iPad Pricing - Hurrah! We can afford one!
  • Linux is ready for the ultimate challenge
  • It was Twitter wot won!
  • Cutting the cost of cutting by turning crisis into opportunity
  • Cultural inertia is the biggest problem for tech adoption
  • NPfIT minister in contract talks with BT and CSC loses his seat
  • Lean manufacturing ? Fat chance.
  • High speed computerised share trading headed for regulation
  • Giving you the finger
  • Are Sri Lankans thinkers and Indians workers?
  • Brighton leads the UK, again
  • Can Weeresinghe make the London Stock Exchange succeed in IT sales?
  • Further thoughts on the effects of air travel disruption
  • Sunshine through the Clouds
  • Being social and responsible
  • Win two 2010 FIFA World Cup™ final tickets here
  • IT leaders may face recruitment challenges if Tories win
  • Logica revenues are down overall but the UK is up
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