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  • A last chance to save UK science from scholasticism
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  • The next broadband minister after Baroness Shriti Vadera
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  • Virgin Media says Government should relax
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  • Technology photos
  • 21st century GUI
  • Courts £447m IT project is 16 years late – now heading for success?
  • IT workers almost as unhappy as HR personnel
  • Detecting Insider Threats – Easy in theory, hard in practice
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  • Coder or cannibal? Friday is fear-day...
  • Notes from Sutton high street
  • Political donors take note
  • Who will stay the course in the ID card bidding race?
  • Jerome Kerviel: lost billions and lost friends...
  • The power of the blogger
  • Ginger : the new Netvibes
  • Trouble working with Cisco Gold partners?
  • Security Metrics - Are we secure?
  • Clarkson column a bit soft, but said to be accurate
  • Suspected Intrusions - To Block or Not to Block?
  • Dead from Cisco Networkers 2008 - day 2 part 3
  • One conference, four keynotes, two legs
  • Facebook in hot water with UK information commissioner
  • Live from Cisco Networkers 2008 - day 2 part 2
  • Live from Cisco Networkers 2008 - day 2 part 1
  • Pirate’s fishy dealings land him in jail with crabs
  • Wikipedia: the true successor to the original web 1.0 vision
  • Six million appointments via NPfIT Choose and Book system - potentially good news
  • Its a box Jim, but not as we know it
  • Live from Cisco Networkers 2008 - day 1 part 3
  • Hungary dogs prepare to give voice to their desires
  • Significant risk of Fujitsu quitting NHS IT programme - trust board report
  • IBA Health's CEO comments on Lorenzo and the NPfIT
  • The fount of good Data Protection wisdom
  • Government Data Loss
  • Live from Cisco Networkers 2008 - day 1 part 2
  • Live from Cisco Networkers 2008 - day 1 part 1
  • Why pirate when there's so much free stuff out there
  • Computer Weekly requests and Lotus delivers!
  • The Dark Visitor
  • Paxman's pants leak - does the BBC need to up its IT security training budget?
  • Computer Weekly bloggers go global
  • Bebo's best - but what's the test?
  • Bupa proves IT staff to be better at lying than dieting
  • Ten Practical Steps to Prevent Laptop Theft
  • Lotus, your numbers are up
  • Going round in circles
  • Online security - a new approach needed
  • The inflation-beating cost of data protection snake-oil
  • If Fusion was the glue that welded together Oracle's acquisitions where does BEA fit?
  • Bill Gates celebrity-studded retirement plans spoof video
  • Let's go green
  • Egg on my face?
  • Arriving on a Jet Plane
  • Consumerisation is Coming Your Way
  • Alan Johnson may oversee major NPfIT changes in 2008
  • Some NPfIT “major issues” - did the PM get a full briefing in 2007?
  • MacNotes - its not an iTune for bagpipes
  • Two weeks to influence UK Science & Innovation Policy
  • ICO plea to business
  • Why is Sun buying MySQL?
  • The MacBook Air is here
  • Bad Broadband - a reader's complaint
  • The moving finger writes but smart fingers dial
  • New blog on ComputerWeekly.com
  • God Given v. State Dictated Information Governance
  • Ready or Not, Convergence is the Future
  • Office 2007 victim
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  • Health IT - a success story
  • CSC's £5m in penalties: will it now fine the NHS?
  • I want to go back to skool
  • What CIOs should be doing about security in 2008
  • Chinese Hackers - are we under attack?
  • Exploding laptops ring in the new year
  • Physician Heal Thyself
  • Six billion dollar IT man(ager)
  • ex-Ofcom chief becomes spin doctor
  • Broadband gets political
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  • Queen warms to Will’s Wii
  • How to deal with bad news – and a case study on mismanaging it
  • Popcorn technology
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