• Echelon's big ears pick up email whispers
  • Why snail-mail is best for whistleblowers
  • US Army looks to Wikileaks for help
  • World Cup prize winner can't wipe the smile off his face
  • Is corporate blogging dead?
  • Task the British Broadband Corporation to deliver the Universal Service Commitment.
  • Mahindra Satyam's World cup software had no downtime and 72 hours to go
  • Tweetup a 'polar' success
  • Social cruising
  • Indian ID project will work because it is about alleviating poverty and not privacy
  • For how long will there be no Indian firms among top government IT suppliers?
  • BT strike threat could be averted as Union agree terms
  • What went on at the meeting of government and IT suppliers?
  • University Challenge & the open source debating society
  • SAP and Sybase - who gains?
  • SAP and Sybase - who gains?
  • Open source chosen for first major contract for Indian ID cards project
  • News flash - geeky girls eat dinner
  • .Net shortage blog post unearths .Net deluge
  • Appel Mac computer
  • BT, HP, Capgemini etc meet Francis Maude to have their balls squeezed
  • Ealing Tweetup
  • Twitter for conference interactivity
  • National Police Improvement Agency leaves path clear for likes of Steria and Capgemini
  • Will G-Cloud be thrown out with the bathwater?
  • Too many pips in the Apple iPhone antennagate
  • Printer plots to make its mark for Lego
  • Will the Guardian regret an alleged strategic outsourcing mistake?
  • .NET developers in demand from UK businesses
  • NPfIT is virtually dead says NHS Trust
  • Bluetooth 4.0 beams in
  • LG Optimus Prime er... I mean One to get Froyo along with LG Optimus Chic and Android Tablet PCs
  • Computer Crime Gets Sexy TV Show
  • Whitehall websites not alone in getting axed, iPhone apps get hit too
  • Over a billion biometric ID cards for Indians on the way
  • Not even the Queen is immune from IT budget cuts
  • Could HP's cull of EDS staff cause stress related illness to remaining staff?
  • Qualcomm proximity-based P2P Gaming with 1 bad accent, 3 stereotypes and a rubbish marketing team!
  • Atos announcement was confusing but is now interesting
  • Google's WebM open source video project gathers pace
  • What 'the cloud' really means to IT leaders
  • Indian fuel protest hits IT suppliers
  • BT pleased with union decision to cancel strike ballot and door still open for talks
  • BT strike ballot cancelled after BT "effectively" made legal challenge
  • Holidays Still Means Emails For Many Of Us
  • Balancing motherhood and career development: it's possible
  • Could half of BT's staff be on the brink of going on strike?
  • SMEs face destruction in government spending cuts, not big IT suppliers
  • The new multi-sourcing is known as single-sourcing
  • What is driving the evolution of ID policy?
  • European companies starting to adopt cloud computing
  • Brazil and Murray crashes create 42% internet spike
  • Battlefingers - not as bad as it sounds
  • Is outsourcing the answer to insurance industry concerns?
  • Apple gets its formula totally wrong
  • Taking a peek inside Adobe's open source portal
  • Could informal talks save BT from "commercial suicide"
  • Is BPO rise innevitable as businessess reshape post recession?
  • The Art of Cyberwar
  • The power of a good spoof: "Dear Minister, I am in the process of renewing my passport"
  • Your Freedom
  • Security and compliance tools for moving towards virtualisation
  • A legal view on how to manage new immigration rules
  • Gartner gives with one hand and takes away with other
  • Solace for the gutted
  • Merging IT as a way of life
  • Sensible guidance for school sports days
  • The return of the Jedi: the transformational government team reassembles
  • There, but for the grace of Dave and Nick...
  • Immigration caps make life difficult for some companies
  • Backfiring biometrics
  • What has Spain got for IT directors?
  • Review: iStorage diskGenie secure mobile storage
  • Leveraging the cloud for more effective email archiving
  • Open Source monitoring tools and visibility
  • Online education passes 20m milestone
  • Could China's offshore cost advantage become a handicap?
  • IBM believes in commoditised HPC for BI
  • IBM believes in commoditised HPC for BI
  • IT workers at service providers face job insecurity in budget job backlash
  • Is open source Business Intelligence a recession 'bounce-back' strategy?
  • Indian professional group opposes UK immigration cap
  • Mixed reaction over government immigration caps
  • Is the government throwing the IT baby out with the bath water?
  • Reading between the lines - small business security
  • Outsourcer 2e2 outsources to India
  • Egypt guns for India, Brazil and China in offshore battle
  • Personal data in the Cloud
  • Dell on the defensive after late payments criticism.
  • Can you build conversations from football advertising?
  • Life after (virtual) death
  • Thank you Graham Norton
  • Tories limit immigration, let the debate begin
  • A contribution to the "paid vs free" online content debate
  • Relief at NHS Cerner sites as Coalition relaxes 18-week target?
  • National Grid to close office in Newcastle as outsources HR and finance to TCS
  • Dell put to shame by Forum of Private Business
  • Cancel the NPfIT says motion to annual BMA conference
  • UK jobs created by India suppliers
  • Facebook. The Movie
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