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• Microsoft campaigns to "screw Google"
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• Online banking security (or lack of it)
• London's Girl Geek Dinners - 4th anniversary
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• NPfIT - "real cost has been the things put on hold"
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• Tech must improve diversity, or it'll end up like the City
• Wales leads the way
• Collaboration with Bite
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• Still Summer - Still Cloudy...
• FT article on the NHS IT scheme - what has gone wrong
• Computacenter's Chris Hanson on the fourth plinth of Trafalgar Square for charity
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• Combating counterfeiting
• Don't talk to us about security
• The Ofcom Consultation and the future of Digital Britain
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• A demonstration of the ease of silencing online dissent
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• What Do Women Want From Tech Advertisers?
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• Video: Facebook to launch Facebook Lite - It's a bitter of a Twitter
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• Facebook acquires Friendfeed - the battle to dominate real-time search hots up
• Confidential HMRC "Quantum" papers on cost-cutting plan
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• Conservatives publish NHS IT policy pledges
• Whitehall dismisses Tory review report of NHS IT
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• Video: Zune HD shows off media and music UI - beautiful
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• Context is King
• Who can you believe?
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• Are Women In Tech Their Own Worst Enemy?
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• HMRC to offshore tax work? Follow-ups by Times, Telegraph and Mail
• Bye Bye Nortel - Bye Bye Bay - Bye Bye Avaya? Bye Bye Vista!
• Video: iPhone versus Nokia N97 - smartphone wars
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• Video: I'm an iPhone and I'm an N97 - smartphone smackdown!
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