• Wikileaks not elected by anyone, says RSA chief
• Problems with Microsoft update to Samsung Omnia 7 and other Windows Phone 7 devices
• The Financial Services Authority has an enormous IT plan?
• Cloud computing is not outsourcing
• Has an outsourcer suggested you do extra work when there was no need?
• Defining dangerous developer "defect density"
• Clarity needed on fibre cabinets
• KPMG finally buys Equaterra, you heard it here first.
• How to be happy
• Video: Sony Ericsson Xperia Arc review - Noah would be proud
• Shortlist revealed for CWT everywoman technology awards
• SQL, C and Java skills are most in demand in retail sector
• Fools and their money
• Reflections on RSA 2011
• How SMEs can benefit from building applications in the cloud
• Application migration for Windows 7 SP1 & Server 2008 R2 SP1
• Increase pressure on software suppliers to patch quickly, says security researcher
• DDoS attacks: coming to a network near you
• Hard, cold IT security truths from SANS at RSA 2011
• Android: ghosts in the machine?
• Pseudo computer science baffles top US officials
• Nun expelled from convent in Spain over Facebook
• Ealing Tweetup - could it be the end of an era?
• NASSCOM promotes blogging at their own conference
• Review: Sony Ericsson Vivaz - These stilettos are killing me!
• Obama woos the tech crowd - Mr Cameron, take note
• INQ CEO: Pretty girls use iPhone and Blackberry because Android is too complicated
• Are outsourcers using in-house knowledge gap as a license to print money?
• Video: Sony Ericsson Xperia Play review - All my dreams come true AWESOME
• MWC 2011: Bridgewater Systems, one "e" too many asks Bridgwater?
• PA Consulting blog entire conference
• Video: Sony Ericsson Xperia Pro review - Great keyboard, nice phone
• Why do we never learn? Because good practice is punished hardest when it matters most
• McAfee and Wind River - Blown Together Nicely
• David Cameron, meet IT reality (part two)
• Connecting the dots ... by Robert Dowell
• Video: Why won't applications run on a hypervisor?
• Campaigner against corporate immigration abuse says ICT rules open to abuse
• Lawyers go cloudy
• Put PFI Contracts On-line for Public Scrutiny
• The Department of ‘No’
• Parliament wants to dump Microsoft Silverlight
• What is the difference between NHS NPfIT and the DWP IT Strategy for the Universal Credit?
• What can we learn from De Beers UK's legal battle with Atos Origin UK?
• G-Cloud: introducing the neo-database state
• Flamenco nights at MWC
• Workplace power is more of a slur than improvement for gender equality
• (Legal) Questions about the Cloud
• The cost of wholesale broadband access, by Ofcom
• Getting to the heart of the UK's economic problems
• LogMeIn Rescue: over-the-air remote diagnostics that now speaks Android
• Two weeks left to apply for Computer Weekly scholarship worth £30,000
• Mobile World Congress 2011 - first impressions
• Web security in an always-on world
• DWP spent £5m on ID database it never built
• What is the case (business or clinical) for a "universal patient record"?
• Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY (aka the SEX PLAY) LOL
• Get your Royal Wedding technology tat here...
• Linux ultimate test begins with offshore captive under the spotlight
• UK government finally makes it easier for SME IT suppliers
• After City bonuses, the next perk: secure bike parking
• David Beckham, IBM and data analytics
• Paperwork or real solutions?
• How much of your personal data will go on sale as an unnecessary side effect of cost savings
• CIOnet: The (Successful) Future IT Leader in 2015
• Download full list of IE8/IE9 incompatible sites
• Nokia-Microsoft: what about Intel?
• Cameron & Co finding that government IT needs more than good intentions
• Psychic gets timing wrong
• Making Green Work: dare you commit corporate heresy?
• IBM Software Group GM talks application & integration middleware
• Apache Pivot: a lesser-known member of the tribe
• WikiLeaks moves into T-shirts
• E-skills pours cold water on UK IT skills shortage claims
• Recession in outsourcing sector is over. Day three Nasscom 2011
• Critical infrastructure under attack
• Is it safe? Can open source be trusted?
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday Update - 9th February 2011
• Danish union claims Indian IT staff live like slaves and firms get staff into UK under minimum wage
• Cloud dominates Indian shindig. Day two Nasscom.
• Nokia CEO finally admits they're on a 'burning platform' - amazing to read
• Sound Trojan for Smartphones
• BREAKING: Nokia to adopt Windows Phone 7 instead of Symbian and MeeGo
• Why I hate Nokia Smartphones
• Taking on extra work
• Could Egypt violence could leave its and other countries' offshore IT reputations in ruins?
• IE 8 and IE 9 incompatibility: Thousands of sites are failing
• IT services ready for growth, growth and growth. Day one Nasscom.
• Is mandatory reporting of greenhouse gas emissions by business getting closer?
• Internet Explorer 9 & the web application compatibility conundrum
• Christina Aguilera copies and pastes national anthem error
• Dell adds X Factor to jazz up corporate laptops
• It's for you, Dad
• Bicycle messenger
• App-DNA Goes All App-V On Me
• Nasscom gets opening day boost as India tightens its grip on global IT services
• When will IBM become an Indian company?
• Going beyond 'Green': the Business Case for Protecting 'Nature'
• Two out of five admit abusing their computers
• App-DNA and the evolution of application virtualisation
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