• New MacBook and new MacBook Pro to be released tonight
• Net rumours abound over new Apple offering
• Big Brother just got Bigger
• Deliveries by the pound and rough justice for McKinnon
• Security budgets
• Chaotic targets for the NHS? That's quite normal, director told
• Learning from the lessons learnt the hard way by others
• Collaboration breaking out all over
• Lost MoD drive hadn't required encryption says EDS
• Wikipedia - Internet minnow
• Missing MoD hard drive from secure EDS site: comment
• Our interview with MoD over EDS missing hard drive
• Death by Spreadsheet
• Recycling personal data as "aid" to Africa
• Top Gun jobs
• The power of systematically inaccurate information
• Yet another security breach
• 100,000 - a magic number...
• Microsoft makes mildly amusing marketing effort
• BBC blogger demonstrates muscle of internet media
• Steve Jobs' online profile suffers a fresh attack
• Google offers Mail Goggles to users with beer goggles
• Profiteers bank on government intervention
• Microsoft's new ads to launch on Saturday night during X-Factor
• Have you seen my hard drive?
• Surviving not just the crash but the slump to come
• PayPal Carrier Pigeon Refunds
• Given the global economic meltdown what will be the biggest challenges for IT in 2009?
• EDS again
• Microsoft Security Day
• Beeb makes iPlayer portable
• Application security - don't forget third party components
• The US has run out of Zeroes
• Open University course on forensics
• There is a 50% chance your CIO does not care about your output!
• Mail Goggles - such a cool idea
• Keeping our collective nerves
• The end of secrecy
• Palin's internet profile borders on the ridiculous
• ITV admits viewers won the battle, but plots to win war
• Men are from Mars, women are better, research proves
• Microsoft speech glitch raises awkward questions
• ASSIST says NHS one-size-fits-all doesn't work
• Data centre savers
• Credit crunch is taking the bite out of IT
• Strategy and the business
• New Job - end of Day 1 and no sign of Darth Vader
• More insanity on PayPal
• The Dictatorship of the Blogocracy
• Trust is the key to Collaboration
• Scientific American
• STBO: We don't trust organisations with our personal data
• Not to be outdone by Ed Brill, I too have a new job!
• Incident response - practice makes ready
• Is the iPhone democratic?
• The case for strong authentication
• Hospital has long-term NPfIT problems, warns paper
• The MD who came in from the cold
• The Cyberspace Frontier has closed
• Mutually Assured Collaboration #3 - what I would like
• Microsoft isn't happy to play second fiddle to Google in search battle
• Who controls the cyberclassroom?
• Virgin Media data breach highlights the powers of the ICO
• Bandwith in the hands of YouTube
• Will a 'meek' Microsoft inherit the Google Earth
• CIO / CTO - Have you ever wondered how the roles differ?
• The end of anonymity: tracking the netdogs to their kennels
• Office Wars - IT v Sales (and more)
• Card fraud up - it's no surprise
• It must be true: I read it in the press
• Phorm kicks off its next trial
• Mutually Assured Collaboration #2 - a 'Confusion' of clients
• Co-operation, accountability and funding in On-line Policing
• Join the fight for recognition ..... enter our competition, just days to go before the deadline
• Is IT Security dead?
• Missing NHS discs found - but incident costs £25,000
• Security and SaaS: a compelling combination
• Tories confirm they will scrap ContactPoint
• Watch the first in our new series of videos: out of the box
• NPfIT Cerner: a user writes
• BSkyB v EDS - a crucial judgement for IT industry?
• Barclaycard fined for silent calls
• Losing the best (just remember what happened last time)
• Sarah Palin - Wow, and it not just the glasses
• Sex, death and Gartner IT security summits
• PayPal money-laundering nonsense
• Chips and custard
• Software rots - Do you?
• Mutually Assured Collaboration #1
• New Labour's unlucky 13 IT projects
• The next generation Internet
• Follow the money - Honey
• A Mixture of Art and Science
• South Cambridgeshire becomes a virtual Guyana
• Prank calling gets a not-at-all-needed IT makeover
• "Let them eat broadband," Brown tells conference
• University students live on kebabs and credit crunchies
• Large Hadron Collider has an NHS IT moment
• Financial turmoil could spell acronym windfall
• Basics of cloud computing become as clear as mud
• More