• Should Broadband advertising be 'legal, decent, honest and truthful'? If so ...
• Car ownership - a dying thing?
• What to expect from CloudStack Collaboration Conference & ApacheCon 2014
• However many 'modes' you choose, the IT department needs to change
• So what is the value of SIAM?
• Why IT Projects Fail - forty years on and what is new?
• Dutch bloke gets cash injection
• Advertising Standards Authority wrecks attempts to promote "genuine" fibre broadband
• Silicon Roundabout to be renamed Silicon Traffic Calming Scheme
• How to choose an open source license
• Apple Pay is easy peasy & never cheesy on Payeezy
• City of London to bulldoze broadband blockages while Vodafone parks tanks on BT's lawn
• UK Ministry of Defence opens up to FOSS, a bit
• Cloud storage future shown by current limitations. Chapter 96: Ctera
• FDM's military personnel take to the streets for Poppy Appeal
• How risky is human data?
• Networking Innovation?
• NetSuite on Android free on Google Play
• The problem of buggy software components
• A 'proprietary' Linux would have cost $1 trillion & 8,000 person-years
• Rackspace offers free open source private cloud templates
• FDM Group to hold female graduate event with inspirational speakers
• Inaccuracies in technology candidates' CVs: How the tech industry needs to respond
• This is the age of 'just do it' for IT leaders
• What to expect from NetSuite SuiteConnect 2014
• Who do you trust less with your digital footprint - Your ISP or Your State Security Service?
• Virtual penguins to help drain parental wallets
• Will there be a TechCity South, East or West?
• Smart phones, stupid users
• The rise of 'subliminal democratised' analytics
• FDM everywoman in Tech Awards extends deadline to 10 Nov 2014
• How the connection mechanics work inside the Internet of Things
• TIBCO's holy trinity for 'in the moment' Fast Data
• Environment and Rural Affairs Committee joins up the Rural Broadband and Digital by Default debates.
• Are Indian suppliers IBM Global Services' biggest threat?
• Google Glass - seeing is believing
• What to expect from TIBCO NOW
• Why coding's cool for school
• 450,000 open source big data connector customers served
• IT buyers must demand open standards as balance of power shifts in their favour
• Vserv envisions big smart actionable data
• Law to leave wiggle room for public data profiteers
• Zadara enterprise bolt-ons show the limits of cloud storage
• Why is Huawei hiding behind Honor?
• IBM's data (architecture) developer gets new tools
• Ideas EMC probably hates #96 - Seagate Kinetic drives
• Analytical Insight my dear (IBM) Watson
• IBM (superhero) intelligence cybercrime analytics
• Did you believe in any of these cloud computing myths?
• Met Police take first step in Minority Report implementation
• Cloud & mobile security - take aim, save the data
• Is HP lining up the sales of the shell of EDS?
• Good news for JLS fans!
• Socitm 2014: The digital challenges for local government IT leaders
• What to expect from IBM Insight 2014
• Calling all UK tech firms and evangelists: Skills London 2014 needs you!
• Don't worry developers - some of you are normal people after all!
• A bad week for retailers, or a good week for digital retailing?
• Geo data geared for stage-2 privatization
• One day wonders
• Security and the Internet of Things
• Free work style analysis test
• BMC - turnaround or more of the same?
• How to build a community application platform
• UK needs "mature debate" on open data, says senior official
• Last QUANGO in town
• JiveWorld 14: notes from day zero summit
• JiveWorld 14: one language for baby boomers, Gen-X, Gen-Y & millennials
• UK open data "failed opportunity" says founding academic
• Will compulsory coding in schools solve the UK's IT skills shortage?
• Quocirca - security vendor to watch - Pwnie Express
• The churn of information security staff is even more dangerous than the shortfalls in quality
• Intel INDE tools make programming not suck
• Apple announces iPad Air 2
• How Ucas keeps downtime away with disaster recovery strategies
• What to expect from JiveWorld #jw14 2014
• Shropshire broadband stalemate part two: the missing £11m and how to find it
• REVIEW: Tesco hudl2 tablet
• An alternative three-point plan for IT suppliers to government
• Through the VDU, and what Alice found there
• Salesforce.com partner FirstRain gets personal with analytics
• Platfora's big data iceberg and other stories
• VMworld 2014. No limits! Err, yes there are!
• Harry Potter and the Badly-Researched Press Release
• What has happened to the Prime Minister's Digital Taskforce?
• Picking the cloud service that's right for you
• When IT fails to meet politics: why non-discussions at 2014 party conferences were so dangerous
• Inspiring the next generation of female tech pioneers - Ada Lovelace Day 2014
• There is no shortage of cybersecurity talent - only of employers willing to retrain their staff
• The rise of the Chief Data Officer
• Nadella gets an instant taste of bad karma
• Office old boy in court after sacking worker in a dream
• Is it sh*t or just a sh*t idea
• London Zoo threatens office broadband
• Shropshire broadband campaigners cut links with BDUK
• Pentaho 5.2 cooks up data analysis to blend, refine & 'visually taste'
• HP split fails to answer questions over long-term future
• How to cover up a network outage: distract everyone with Sir Tim Berners-Lee
• PentahoWorld 2014: The George Costanza factor in data analytics
• Canadians want to use fridges to make payments
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