• Sky News, Stuxnet and the End of the World
• Windows Phone 7 & ladies in lingerie
• Music maker ReBirth is reborn on the iPad
• Joined up Public Service Network takes shape
• BT's big night
• DirectGov spunks £200m
• Can businesses make use of Facebook Messages?
• Immigration cap about point scoring, not improving economy with skilled immigrants the scapegoats
• Ten reasons why senior managers don't write blogs
• IT workers beware, Intra Company Transfers look likely to hit 30,000 in 2010
• Playing the long game with Tesco's Philip Clarke
• What's behind IBM Cognos 10?
• Is China a serious alternative to India for software development?
• Final Third to go untaxed?
• Immigration cap policy does no favours for UK IT professionals
• EU invisibility cloak mystery deepens
• The surprising Chinese view on sustainability
• Developers: 35.5 million tablet users can't be wrong
• ICO issues first fines - but how does this help anyone?
• No taxation without services: can the final third also drop out of Income Tax?
• Damian Green reveals just how IT firms will sidestep new ICT rules
• Free BT now!
• Broken Telephone Poles
• Has the government backed down on its immigration promise?
• Novell Acquisition Strategy By Attachmate...
• Where have all the women gone ...?
• Home secretary to announce immigration cap at 3.30pm today
• South Africa is a low cost call centre option with investment funds on offer
• Sybase and the Bluetooth Android Device
• The Laws of Information Security
• The ten/twelve scams of Christmas - 2010
• Is the BDUK's rural project a stitch-up?
• A good auld Yorkshire ISP?
• Offshore IT worker exemption from new pay threshold makes influencial UK IT figure angry
• Anti-virus alone is a poor strategy
• EU keeps schtum on Microsoft prices
• Sex & Sizzle - ah, but only after Business Intelligence plumbing
• Why are our systems so vulnerable: the cybersecurity bandwagon
• Burgeoning Bulgaria: VIVACOM telecom dials with Clarity
• iPad 2 Coming February. Or maybe April...
• Government set to lower pay threshold for IT workers on ICTs
• The Green Benefits of Business on Demand
• Dual purpose technologies
• What really happens when IT meets politics
• Railway Ransom etc
• What's in your stocking? Not much methinks
• How much for sex?
• It's the internet's fault (again)
• More government contracts to go to small businesses?
• CWT everywoman in technology awards opens for nominations. Who deserves recognition?
• 90,000 opportunities to improve UK IT
• Could Atos Origin face direct peaceful action by a disability action group?
• Help, police, I have a bad memory!
• Blog of the Year
• Nail your love of Twitter to the door
• It's the instrumentation, stupid
• Does centralised ICT procurement give better value?
• Testing 1-2-3, finding application "value gaps" for business profit
• Case Study: Green IT in manufacturing
• Stop press: Christmas shoppers are using the Internet!
• How to fix this broken system
• Social events in real life
• Government must make Intra Company Transfers cost more if it doesn't want to cap them
• Swiss car dealerships & attack of the (website) clones
• Open data sop or not
• The abuse of ICT visas in the IT sector explained by think tank
• Tele-working is far better than delays on Southern Trains
• Linaro juggles multiple SoCs (system-on-a-chips)
• Back to Skool
• Email policy for small businesses
• "We are back" says Mahindra Satyam's European head, as the supplier has its year zero
• Some people don't get it
• Delta's free email in the sky, but does the industry all travel at the same altitude?
• Agenda items for Vaizey's business rates summit
• Attention class! Red Hat Certified System Administrator (RHCSA)
• In search of innovation
• Serena and Nolio orchestrate & automate app management for speedy release cadence
• £830m to give 24% of UK superfast broadband. Really?
• An idea whose time has come, and not before time
• Community broadband arrives in Ambridge
• Fibre Lincs: Update
• Google plays catch up with Apple on SME apps
• The highs and lows of a life turned upside down by IT offshoring
• Application integration gets an open source lifeblood injection
• Time for governments to heed calls for an international cyber peace treaty
• Could Government offshore work by stealth to avoid negative headlines?
• Glooblog launches for IT pros, looking for contributors
• Surfing the net with Cerf
• Fontself develops handwriting fonts, but what about the security risk?
• 'Carry On Datacentre' where women are just totty in fancy-dress
• Tweetwalls at events
• Top ten IT strategies for SMEs, number ten: ERP
• Shame on Lord Alan Sugar
• Microsoft EU numbers don't add up
• Apache issues war cry over Java Community Process
• When social media crosses the line
• RaboBank shows how IT can be in the driving seat of cultural change
• AVG is programmed for mobile DroidSecurity
• Top ten IT strategies for SMEs, number nine: printing and storage
• LTE: the bandwidth dilemmas
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