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  • The Royal website gets an overhaul
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  • BT relief as NPfIT roll-outs in London due to resume
  • Swindells: NPfIT needs to change
  • Cerner revenues up 18% in 4th quarter
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  • ComputerWeekly's calendar of IT industry events
  • Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 5
  • Can you hack a set top box ?
  • What's in a number?
  • The importance of privacy in the Cloud
  • Teenage hackers put the fun back into computer crime
  • Stephen Fry gives Twitter the stamp of approval
  • ITV discovers there is such a thing as too many ad breaks
  • Google finds something it wasn't searching for
  • Every snow cloud has a mobile computing silver lining
  • Twits on Twitter
  • Cambridge celebrates 800 years by debating abolition of academic freedom
  • Woolies was using bargain basement payment security?
  • Public Sector vs Private Sector. Who does security better?
  • A glimpse of the future of cybercrime
  • Privacy a 21st Century Delusion
  • Networking Derailed...
  • How to get Digital Britain moving
  • Netbooks backlash begins
  • Gizmo Demographics
  • Google's Latitude - Are location services a privacy risk?
  • Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 4
  • New funding for UK security research
  • NCC Survey - Protecting Corporate Reputation and Brand
  • I'm the dummy
  • Counting the cost of data breaches
  • Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 3
  • Garbage protection, muck spreading or data governance?
  • Fraud through the roof?
  • Snow angels! (Dr Who's enemies at play)
  • Clunk, click every pic
  • WFHers ... its the right kind of snow, just the wrong amount
  • Office 2007 Deployment: Let's Get Visual (Visual Studio 2008 Overview)
  • NAO inquiry into government IT likely
  • Gordon's Digital Industry Initiative # 9 - Sectors
  • The power and complexity of botnets
  • NPfIT and implications for the US?
  • IBM and open government
  • Digital Britain Interim Report: General Impression
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  • The Dreaded Flux?
  • Guidelines should be simple but effective
  • It's all fun 'til someone loses a nad
  • Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 2
  • Two cheers for Lord Carter's Work in Progress
  • The New Digital Britain
  • Office 2007 Deployment: The Main Script Part 1
  • Digital Britain report word map representation from wordle
  • Digital Britain Interim Report: First Impression
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  • Gordon's Digital Industry Initiative # 8 - Catch 22
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  • Data Privacy Day 2008
  • Former Google employees reveal the horrible truth
  • Dry cleaning businesses become data hub
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  • This should be plainly obvious
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  • Virtual Shadows
  • Bad day for the US
  • Report of public accounts MPs on NHS IT - main findings
  • NPfIT risks heightened says chairman of public accounts MPs
  • Today's report by MPs on NHS IT scheme
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  • Much frustration over NPfIT says BBC correspondent
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  • What's in a name?
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