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• Shame on Lord Alan Sugar
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• Apache issues war cry over Java Community Process
• When social media crosses the line
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• CIO Diary, Avis Europe: Gartner Symposium/ITxpo 2010, Cannes - day two
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• MathWorks' programming challenge: borrow code from fellow competitors
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• Slipping between the cracks
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• Top ten IT strategies for SMEs, number eight: Virtualisation
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• Who will Dell buy in services push?
• Which government IT projects face being cut or re-worked?
• Hitting a brick wall
• Java brews up at QCon San Francisco 2010
• The government publishes progress report on IT overhaul
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• Top ten IT strategies for SMEs, number seven: Video conferencing
• IBM and the ruptured brain aneurysm bleeding stroke machine
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• Why consumers give up on cybersecurity
• Will £40,000 minimum salary curb intra company transfer immigration loophole?
• An end to "up to"?
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• Offshoring is for start-ups and SMEs, too
• China Mobile joins Linux Foundation
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