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  • Ousted IT blogger hits jobcentre
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  • Indians can get offshore qualifications from the UK
  • MoD admits 16 security breaches were via social media sites
  • Internal Comms Big Blue Style
  • What can a dating site teach enterprise?
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  • Lotus Notes importance of Android
  • BBC asks Ofcom for permission to lead the way into 1984
  • Common passwords 123456 and qwerty finally exposed
  • Councils to outsource more IT this year
  • Oracle Sun deal approved by European Commission
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  • Customer outreach doesn't trump genuine change
  • Germany shelves £1.5bn e-health card scheme
  • PayPal glitch holds up legit payments
  • Apple to switch to Bing on iPhone?
  • Making the case for internal community managers
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  • Magistrates' details sent to prison
  • So last decade...
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  • A model public sector CIO? Josh Ellis at the Serious Fraud Office
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  • Video games are bad for relationships - really?
  • Melcrum survey reveals widespread use of social media behind the firewall
  • Santander's IT lesson: simplify and standardise
  • In search of sensible security advice
  • Ousted IT blogger speaks out
  • Privacy is not dead
  • Does India have an Enron in waiting?
  • Cracking a 768-bit RSA key
  • £26bn of botched IT good for consultants, says The Independent
  • SME could avoid snow problems through local outsourcing
  • Social media and productivity
  • Stop being snobby about so called "non-technical" women
  • The NPfIT white elephant? - Health Direct
  • Infosys boss will blog here from the World Economic Forum
  • Moving Beyond the Boys' Club - Getting the Most out of the Water Cooler
  • Is the NPfIT running out of money?
  • Two NPfIT legal firms get nearly £40m
  • What is the difference between Cloud Computing and Time-sharing?
  • Office 2007 Deployment: One Year On (Improvements on the deployment process)
  • ICO gains new powers to fine organisations
  • Is No News Really Good News?
  • Career Development Tips for Women: Moving Beyond the Boys' Club
  • Women 2.0's 100 female successes of 2009
  • We wuz robbed - Shockley, Bardeen and Brattain
  • Mobile Phone Secret codes being hacked
  • Still think social media is a fad?
  • A "devastating" paper on hospital IT?
  • Are we prepared for another cold spell?
  • Attack of the Nudatrons
  • Five Knights ask to brief Tories on Chinook fatal crash
  • How to correct mistakes in your health or social services record?
  • Lending an ear to the Asus NX90
  • Flawed Chinook Fadec updated only after fatal Mull crash
  • David Carr on Twitter
  • CSC health products outside of the NPfIT
  • Asus flies in its CES showcase
  • Ten more outsourcing predictions for 2010
  • London School of Economics predictions for outsoucing in 2010
  • HP receives massive blow by losing DWP contract
  • Removable media - the next encryption frontier?
  • BBC "Today" reports again on "bitter debate" over danger Chinook Fadec
  • Downtime forces Google's hand on China
  • Are these IT projects this Gov't's assurance of immortality?
  • The First Hundred Days
  • What is a Gadget? Pt 1: Throwaway Technology
  • Oxford trust appoints Cerner-literate CEO
  • Welcome to the SocialITe
  • Giving ourselves space to create
  • Tories repeat commitment to review Chinook crash findings
  • IT outsourcing predictions 2010 from Steria
  • Vote early, vote often
  • Web publication of "Macdonald" report on Chinook ZD576 crash
  • The ICO gets teeth at long last
  • Infosys results show recession has gone a full circle
  • Frances Allen: first woman to win Turing Award
  • Twitter comes of age with its first murder
  • Two thoughts
  • Royal Aeronautical Society fellows doubt safety of Chinook software
  • Man sues neighbour for charging her iPhone
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