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• Agile will fail GovIT, says corporate lawyer
• BBC Interviews Nigel Stanley on Phone Hacking
• BBC Story on Bloor Research into Jihadists use of Smartphones
• How do you measure social media value?
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• IT Spend - Community & Personal Services
• The Three Faces of Information Security
• Deadline today (yes Easter Monday!) for DWP Data Sharing Consultation
• What identities do you trust in the on-line world - and why?
• Reflections on Infosecurity Europe 2011
• Something old, something new, something secure & something blue
• Police data hub raises doubts over open source policy
• Video review: HP Touchpad - Ready for launch!
• IT Staff as % All Staff - Rubber & Plastic Manufacture
• iPhone5, the CFO and tech innovation
• Orange call centre staff in Darlington told to move to the Philippines or face redundancy
• Several warnings to business from ICO at Infosec 2011
• Garter: in applications, it's design that makes the difference
• IT Operation Pay - Art, Entertainment, Recreation
• Consumer tech: the flip side...
• KPMG gives Equaterra the breadth it needs to be more focussed
• Infosec 2011: application (development) appetisers Part I
• A true story of IT resilience - direct from Cairo
• Video review: Samsung Galaxy S 2 - Warp speed captain!
• IT User Support Staff Numbers - Real Estate
• More needs to be done to make cloud computing mainstream
• Facebook causes insomnia
• SAP chiefs play down speculation of a take-over
• Will Coalition's 'dangerous cocktail' give women a tough time?
• Public Sector Pay
• Video: Charlie and the Apple Factory - Apple's secret to success revealed
• Openoffice.org regains community-based pedigree
• Real or imagined? Open source contributions from Oracle
• The start of an era
• Novell: we are among "top" contributors to Linux kernel
• Review: Creative ZiiO 7. Does it have a place in the market?
• Computer Weekly goes to print for the last time as new era begins
• Telecom Services Spend - Accommodation & Food Service
• Cloud computing is NOT a product, discuss
• Banks could soon have to seperate groupwide outsourcing contracts?
• Local ICT sold down river
• PC refresh cycles given the axe. Literally
• Google Voice - Not ready for enterprise primetime
• Monkey Magic at risk as China clamps down on time travel
• The open source USP? - flexibility, flexibility, flexibility...
• Technology enables Orwellian world, but at least there won't be traffic jams
• What keeps you awake at night?
• Cambium report targets CRC innovation opportunities for suppliers
• IT Spend as % Turnover - Motor Manufacture
• How shalt we configure & manage the cloud, oh lord?
• Is the education system failing to raise young women's career aspirations?
• Biggest Spenders - Telecom Services
• Microsoft showcases developer 'platform preview' of Internet Explorer 10
• Interview with Christine Brown-Quinn: The truths about a career/family life balance
• BI is NOT a Cloud application
• Open source "application monitoring" & ergonomic toilet brushes
• Mobile Phone Hacking at Counter Terrorism Expo, London, April 2011
• Largest IT Budgets - Medium Business Services Firms
• A quick look inside the Teradata Active EDW 6680
• Teradata launches Active EDW 6680 hybrid storage solution
• Interview with IEEE CEO: Women favour technical careers with societal impact
• Use it or go bust
• Adobe ups the ante, but it never tells us how it does it
• The Boy Scouts of America moves into 21st century
• Teradata keeps Aster Data at arms length
• IT Staff Costs - Financial Services
• Procurement in the Big Information Society
• Worry less about offshoring and more about investing in people
• Cloud resilience means dual network routing
• Developers beware; the lethal SQL (injection) stalks this night
• Experience of IT offshoring from the coal face
• Vodafone 3D apps developer day, the Airplay SDK & pizza for lunch
• IT Managers Pay - Top Earners in Small Manufacturing Firms
• Could IBM's prediction of reverse IT offshoring be coming true?
• Greening the Government's new ICT strategy
• 75 year old woman cuts off the interwebs in Georgia and Armenia
• Fujitsu given another chance after heart to heart with Highland Council
• Computers are the answer to childrens names dilemma
• Don't say legacy applications, say LONGEVITY applications!
• Software Staff Numbers - Finance Houses
• Ubuntu App Developer Week to run in cyberspace
• Hopes for level playing field for UK IT workers fading after U-turn on immigrant worker pay
• 5 reasons why government doesn't really want to reduce number of offshore IT workers in UK
• June is cloud month, is this strategic cumulo stratus real?
• IT Managers Pay - Wholesale Trade
• Review: Archos 70 internet tablet. A real competitor?
• Public sector IT workers not up to the private sector challenge, or are they?
• Live video stream for 20th Anniversary of Linux
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• IT Staff Numbers - Aerospace Manufacture
• Exclusive: James Caan of Dragons' Den talks about information security for SMEs
• Legacy applications is a misnomer
• Beeb splashes £40,000 on iPads just to try them out
• RSA is not eating its own dog food
• IT Managers Pay - Top Earners
• David Willetts MP: Feminism hindered working class males career progression
• US cheap IT worker immigration loophole as bad the UK's
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