• Hackers plan to blow up international trade
• Website urges politicians to get stuck into the web
• Amazon finds itself fighting through a PR jungle
• When is 'Fake ID' not Fake ID?
• The hordes descend on Gadget Show Live
• Oracle buys Sun...now what will happen to Sparc
• The Bespoke Internet
• Dominos creates Twitter account after last week's PR disaster
• Video: Barack Obama nominates Aneesh Chopra as the First Chief Technology Officer
• Building Britain's Future - New Industry, New Jobs
• Copyright Wars and the future of Digital Britain
• The Scourge of Spam
• Barrack Obama picks Aneesh Chopra as first US CTO
• Looking ahead to Infosecurity Europe 2009
• Only the Ref should blow the whistle
• UK recession wipes out business case for Offshoring - and more
• Does government have the will to win against e-crime?
• Treasury silent on its mistake over £7bn DII project
• NPfIT critics and the Damian McBride smear culture
• What if unhealthy IT and practices kill patients?
• Microsoft wedding vow - die, die, d-IE
• Why don't we do something together
• Put the hoodoo on IE with voodoo
• Skyla puts scanning in the frame
• Set Your Videos: The Westminster Gravy Train
• The Dangers of DNA Databases
• Best viral video I've seen in ages
• Dominos counts the cost of staff pranks on YouTube
• Android 1.5 build up begins
• Wireless video without hiccups
• SAP go-live in Somerset - are initial problems "normal"?
• eBay auctions off Skype and StumbleUpon
• Pogoplug yet to jump over the pond
• Nikon adds a twist to its D5000
• Why we need a Rights Agency for the Digital Age
• Can traditional Call Centre applications ever catch up?
• GM bankruptcy fears - what would it mean for EDS?
• Terrorists, drug-dealers and investigative journalists
• Bookmarks for w/c 14 April: Barbara Liskov interview, maternity course, City pay gap
• Hear the Killers the way the Killers hear the Killers
• You couldn't make it up
• Security budgets in a downturn
• How does Guido Fawkes acquire his e-mails?
• Easter chicks from your USB
• Armchair Easter Egg hunt
• Preventing rogue traders
• Thumb drive? No, finger
• Your own personal Jesus
• Watching the Detectives
• ID Cards: A solution looking for a problem
• Intel: Netbooks just for children...you've got to be kidding
• Retro game of the week: Super Mario World
• Heading for the £200 passport to help pay for ID Cards?
• Apple gets sued over touch-screen rights
• Who Really Owns The 802.11 In Your WiFi?
• Download Bumptop the 3D desktop, will go multitouch for Windows 7
• iPhone to get video recording/editing software
• iTune$ price$ "$uck"
• In defence of NPfIT's "owner" David Nicholson
• A genuine NHS IT improvement
• One badass apple...
• Collaboration tools are a hot topic in IT right now, but does anyone know what to do with them?
• CSC likely to acquire about 350 passports IT staff
• Video: Wii Spray demo shows off its colours
• I am all of a flutter
• First ID Cards Contracts Awarded
• Why were we wrong? Lessons from 1980 predictions for 2000
• Gateway reviews on ID Cards - one impressive, one not
• Catalina McGregor on green IT and government policy (video interview)
• Proof that £13bn NPfIT was supposed to cost £5bn
• Whitehall learns it can't force IT on unwilling users
• And the Academy Award goes to... Osama Bin Laden
• The Value of Rubbish
• Video: Zeemote mobile controller works on Nokia, Sony and now G1
• Microsoft show off Win 7 and Win Mobile in marketing vid
• T-mobile to ship Google Android tablet and home phone
• PCI at the House of Representatives
• Funny: Boy dates girl, girl is guy. Four years and £2k later.
• Collaborative vanities
• Which is the biggest threat: Nosey Parker or Big Sister?
• The Realities of SaaS Delivery
• Councils wise up to the many benefits of Facebook
• Educators rush to get five-year-olds tweeting
• ITV gets a £60m poke in the side from social networking
• BMW driver gets led up the coastal path by his sat nav
• Scientists unveil robot that can walk and wear clothes
• How Much For A Cuppa Java?
• Chinavision's retro emulator - VIDEO OF THE WEEK
• Streetview - the Public Fight Back
• Are you a bigger threat to privacy than Government or Facebook?
• This year's fashionable label
• Google real time search engine - Twoogle?
• Google in late stage talks to buy Twitter
• How many women work in IT in the UK?
• Insider fraud spikes as cyber espionage spreads
• Tim O'Reilly retires Web 2.0 for Web Squared
• Steve Jobs dolls up
• SaaS comes with opportunities for change
• Barack Obama hands the Queen a personalised iPod
• April Fool's blog post
• More