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Stuart Sumner is editor of Computing.

Previously he spent 12 years in the IT industry as a programme manager, where he was responsible for the delivery of corporate WAN rollouts for global blue-chip companies.

Stuart has also written for Time Out and IPC Media, and in his spare time writes scripted comedy for TV and radio.

Articles & blogs by Stuart Sumner

BBC: big data helps us understand the audience

BBC CTO John Linwood describes how big data helps the broadcaster understand audience sentiment, and hopes this will soon be possible in real-time
25 Feb 2013

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BBC admits role in helping Apple develop iPhone and iPad

BBC CTO John Linwood discusses his organisation's role in feeding in to Apple's R&D programme
22 Feb 2013

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China refutes hacking claims, points finger at US

Foreign Ministry hits back at reports it is behind hundreds of cyber attacks on the west
20 Feb 2013

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Enterprise mobility: from A to Beeb

Stuart Sumner talks to the BBC’s chief technology officer, John Linwood, about enterprise mobility, and how it underpins almost every aspect of the organisation’s operations
20 Feb 2013

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Facebook laptops compromised by malware

Zero-day Java exploit to blame for recent cyber security failing, says Facebook
18 Feb 2013

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Review: Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon Touch

Computing gets its hands on the new touchscreen Ultrabook from Lenovo, and puts it through its paces with the enterprise user in mind
08 Feb 2013

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US Federal Reserve hacked during Super Bowl

Hacktivists Anonymous have claimed responsibility for the attack
06 Feb 2013

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Dell to be bought back by founder (UPDATED)

Michael Dell will purchase the firm he founded
05 Feb 2013

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Levelling the playing field: open source in the public sector

The government says it wants open source solutions to compete on equal terms with proprietary alternatives, but are Whitehall and local authority IT departments still slanting the pitch in favour of the big software vendors?
05 Feb 2013

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Analysis: Sleeping phone giants stir from their slumber

Having all underperformed in 2012, BlackBerry, HTC and Nokia are desperate to regain momentum and mount a serious challenge to market leaders Apple and Samsung. Danny Palmer and Stuart Sumner assess their chances
05 Feb 2013

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Twitter users attacked by cyber criminals

A quarter of a million Twitter accounts have been compromised by hackers
04 Feb 2013

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Dotcom launches new file-sharing service

Kim Dotcom, the man behind the now closed Megaupload site, has launched Mega, a similar service that he hopes will steer clear of legal troubles
21 Jan 2013

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BlackBerry Vodafone outage caused by router error - UPDATED

Second major outage in four months sees RIM blame Vodafone for loss of service
11 Jan 2013

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SAP makes ERP real-time, catches up with Oracle - UPDATED

New technology will enable faster reporting and immediately generate data views, but analysts doubt many will choose to upgrade
11 Jan 2013

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New technology contracts to emphasise flexibility, and be multi-source, says BBC CTO 25 Feb 2013

BBC CTO John Linwood describes how big data helps the broadcaster understand audience sentiment, and hopes this will soon be possible in real-time 25 Feb 2013

BBC CTO John Linwood discusses his organisation's role in feeding in to Apple's R&D programme 22 Feb 2013

Foreign Ministry hits back at reports it is behind hundreds of cyber attacks on the west 20 Feb 2013

Stuart Sumner talks to the BBC’s chief technology officer, John Linwood, about enterprise mobility, and how it underpins almost every aspect of the organisation’s operations 20 Feb 2013

Zero-day Java exploit to blame for recent cyber security failing, says Facebook 18 Feb 2013

Computing gets its hands on the new touchscreen Ultrabook from Lenovo, and puts it through its paces with the enterprise user in mind 08 Feb 2013

Hacktivists Anonymous have claimed responsibility for the attack 06 Feb 2013

Michael Dell will purchase the firm he founded 05 Feb 2013

The government says it wants open source solutions to compete on equal terms with proprietary alternatives, but are Whitehall and local authority IT departments still slanting the pitch in favour of the big software vendors? 05 Feb 2013

Having all underperformed in 2012, BlackBerry, HTC and Nokia are desperate to regain momentum and mount a serious challenge to market leaders Apple and Samsung. Danny Palmer and Stuart Sumner assess their chances 05 Feb 2013

A quarter of a million Twitter accounts have been compromised by hackers 04 Feb 2013

Kim Dotcom, the man behind the now closed Megaupload site, has launched Mega, a similar service that he hopes will steer clear of legal troubles 21 Jan 2013

Second major outage in four months sees RIM blame Vodafone for loss of service 11 Jan 2013

New technology will enable faster reporting and immediately generate data views, but analysts doubt many will choose to upgrade 11 Jan 2013

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New technology contracts to emphasise flexibility, and be multi-source, says BBC CTO
25 Feb 2013

BBC CTO John Linwood describes how big data helps the broadcaster understand audience sentiment, and hopes this will soon be possible in real-time
25 Feb 2013

BBC CTO John Linwood discusses his organisation's role in feeding in to Apple's R&D programme
22 Feb 2013

Foreign Ministry hits back at reports it is behind hundreds of cyber attacks on the west
20 Feb 2013

Stuart Sumner talks to the BBC’s chief technology officer, John Linwood, about enterprise mobility, and how it underpins almost every aspect of the organisation’s operations
20 Feb 2013

Zero-day Java exploit to blame for recent cyber security failing, says Facebook
18 Feb 2013

Computing gets its hands on the new touchscreen Ultrabook from Lenovo, and puts it through its paces with the enterprise user in mind
08 Feb 2013

Hacktivists Anonymous have claimed responsibility for the attack
06 Feb 2013

Michael Dell will purchase the firm he founded
05 Feb 2013

The government says it wants open source solutions to compete on equal terms with proprietary alternatives, but are Whitehall and local authority IT departments still slanting the pitch in favour of the big software vendors?
05 Feb 2013

Having all underperformed in 2012, BlackBerry, HTC and Nokia are desperate to regain momentum and mount a serious challenge to market leaders Apple and Samsung. Danny Palmer and Stuart Sumner assess their chances
05 Feb 2013

A quarter of a million Twitter accounts have been compromised by hackers
04 Feb 2013

Kim Dotcom, the man behind the now closed Megaupload site, has launched Mega, a similar service that he hopes will steer clear of legal troubles
21 Jan 2013

Second major outage in four months sees RIM blame Vodafone for loss of service
11 Jan 2013

New technology will enable faster reporting and immediately generate data views, but analysts doubt many will choose to upgrade
11 Jan 2013