• Countering cyber attacks
• The mechanics of cloud computing connections
• Will social TV create new media empires?
• 105 facts about government IT contracts that send shudders down your spine
• The man who tamed chaos
• There's none so deaf as those that will not hear
• Mixed messages: "Get Online Week" v. "National Identity Fraud Prevention Week"
• HCL CEO says the fact that his teenage kids don't give a s**t about him, inspired company strategy
• Chilean miners exhibit more than just moral fibre
• BT now signs MOU with government
• Could an Indian IT supplier be about to buy Logica?
• Indian IT giants aren't moaning about US visa clampdown, but are tackling it head on
• The government gravy train for IT suppliers is almost over - at last
• Infosys is back in the double digits but not ready to cry "recovery"
• Reflections on RSA Conference 2010
• Developer cheatsheet: Getting Started With ALM
• Google MD on Apple: 'Open source will win'
• What to do with the spectrum auction money
• IT: succeeding where government fails
• Vaizey saved by the bell
• Ingres aims to ease open source migration from "unstable" proprietary databases
• Was the biggest mistake of the NHS IT project the fact that the successes weren't talked about?
• How infinite is our patience with BT?
• Internet Week Europe coming soon
• Introduction: Lindsey Annison
• Business fails in role as Green change agent
• Oracle still sharing the love for OpenOffice.org
• Reddit takes debate, on Indian and Chinese companies recruiting in UK, global
• Why Microsoft should make cars
• Spending Review: "Winter of discontent" ahead for UK IT
• Manchester police risks 'breach of [Twitter] peace' charge
• The iPad likes to stay at home...
• Moronic networks bolster local CIOs
• Lloyds Bank cuts offshore IT workforce but it's all bad news in the UK.
• What do you think about conventional wisdom on IT projects?
• Outsourcing sector recruitment will increase when government wields the axe
• Towards a sustainable Skills (including Immigration and HE funding) policy
• Don't worry about us sending jobs to India because companies there will come here and employ you
• Horror stories of government waste, MIPS , KIPS and MOPS.
• Rubbish government IT contract could have been one of many
• I hate Ryanair
• Blagging open source coding joy on company time, problem or not?
• Microsoft Patch Tuesday - 12th October 2010
• Pollyanna works at GCHQ
• Now, to debug the bacteria...
• Twitter to focus on small business
• State to pick up USC costs?
• But what new Windows Phone 7 features could be useful for SMBs?
• Microsoft is latest to sign MOU with government, but what is in it?
• Aviation company uses Red Hat virtualisation to keep cabin crew in the clouds
• C#, SQL, .NET and Javascript skills could be in short supply in the UK for a long time
• Securing the internet's infrastructure
• Qt Developer Days - Day One Keynote Notes
• HP got the most IT money from the DWP last year and continues to increase DWP workload
• Indian IT workers are suffering as much as the UK staff they replace
• The perils of security metrics
• Cut public sector on-line information bloat until we all have 2 mbps
• Risk communications that hit home
• Users will determine Microsoft's mobile success in the enterprise
• HP's EDS integration complete but job cuts continue
• Windows Phone 7 makes consumer king. But what about business?
• Angry Birds Get Angry with Microsoft
• SMEs need help because they are exposing themselves to partners
• What to expect from Qt Developer Days 2010
• How Bristol made a fudge from open source
• Our Survey said... executives on social media use
• Ads on a billboard or a T-shirt?
• European Commission could open the UK's door to Indian IT workers
• IBM criticised heavily as US website attacks corporates that offshore jobs
• The sweet smell of success - or the stench of failure
• Small businesses need IT to survive
• Macs vs PC - Which is better??
• Government IT cost cutting in five big bites
• Crazy Japanese Body Horror iPhone Charger
• Developers, could the future of online apps be, well, offline?
• The final Anti-counterfeiting Trade Agreement (Acta) text
• Could the Government sell off government back-office functions to close deficit?
• Mash up garbage data and the result can be more toxic than silage
• Will Intra Company Transfer abuse have long-term damage on UK economy?
• Has government IT leadership got its teeth?
• Government spending review should be starting pistol for reform through IT
• Metro bank outsources everything
• The limits to Infinity
• Dictionary.com provides new word power for developers
• Service provider's Linux system, which dethroned .Net, has its big test at the weekend
• Small businesses need internet access 24/7
• The ongoing reaction to 10:10's Climate Change movie
• Government IT executive disingenuous about Indian IT, but offshoring should not be default choice
• Cisco brings HD video calling to the US
• Orange and T-Mobile now share networks
• Big Society = Small State. On whose side is the ICT industry?
• KPMG blueprint for cutting government costs
• Ubuntu 10.10 Server Edition: free cloud power for an hour
• Why do IT suppliers write better software for themselves than their government customers?
• Changing the face of PR
• Blogger of the year - get your nominations in now!
• KPMG tight lipped on Equaterra acquisition but double Dutch tells a story
• 10 Star Wars facts you never knew!
• LibreOffice enjoys sweet honeymoon downloads
• Left 4 Dead 2 debuts on Mac, for five quid!
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