From the Newsdesk

Broadband brownie points for Virgin

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• 24 February 2009

CIO Green Forum 2011 turns (low-energy) spotlight on green tech

Exploring efficient use of technology in business

• Management
• 13 April 2011

New technology is a rusky business

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• 08 July 2008

Time to take online security seriously

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• 26 April 2007

Remote working; it's the technology, stupid!

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• 09 September 2008

Supercomputers on Wall Street - Sinclair Spectrums all round?

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• 22 September 2008

Being human

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• 22 April 2008

IT sector must not look to the Treasury for help

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• 16 July 2009

Data watchdog must prepare to be hounded

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• 04 December 2008

Joining the dots for a successful domain

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• 26 February 2009

Can IT hold on to its innovative thinkers?

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• 23 October 2008

Smart meters lead to powerful communication challenges

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• 22 May 2009

How not to sell more laptops

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• 27 November 2008

Revolution at the Health Informatics Congress 2011

Health Secretary Andrew Lansley discusses the 'information revolution'

• Health
• 07 April 2011

China hopes to promote the "People's Games"

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• 25 April 2008

Denmark brings home the technology bacon

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• 30 March 2007

Briefing 2.0

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• 14 March 2008

Is there no limit to Oracle's purchasing power?

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• 02 March 2007

Lord Carter's Digital Rights Agency - Straw Man or Wicker Man?

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• 16 March 2009

Cisco's datacentre strategy - will it work?

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• 17 March 2009

Free laptop with every operating system!

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• 13 March 2008

Mobile broadband is not for everyone

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• 05 February 2009

Is this the start of something big?

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• 04 June 2009

Tym 2go2 yr plane

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• 19 June 2008

Green initiatives just a PR exercise

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• 12 July 2007

Retailers need the web to survive the credit crunch

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• 03 July 2008

The future of online retail lies in a tablet?

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• 25 January 2010

Pupils needs inspiration to study technology

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• 12 April 2007

Phishing for the truth

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• 20 March 2008

Bad Phorm

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• 16 April 2008

Does David Davis know what an ID card does?

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• 03 April 2008

Cloud computing comes of age

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• 09 April 2009

Look before you leap into Web 2.0

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• 26 July 2007

Are we really so scared when online shopping?

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• 11 March 2008

Ken Livingstone, a croissant and the smartcard challenge

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• 31 March 2008

Are Macs female?

• Client
• 30 November 2010

A career in IT is not as bad as it seems

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• 03 September 2008

Every cloud has a silver lining

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• 06 November 2008

The sound of serious organised silence

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• 23 May 2008

IT skills crisis requires a joint effort

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• 12 July 2007

Big Brother is filling up your car

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• 02 May 2008

Weighing the issue of internet freedom

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• 13 August 2009

Dealing with the downturn

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• 25 April 2008

Is the big rumour sweeping the City true?

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• 17 September 2008

The online customer is important, too

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• 09 November 2006

Another day, another laptop stolen

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• 22 November 2006

The one that got away

Spam is down but phishing is up, and it's more clever than you might think

• Hacking
• 03 December 2010

The circumference of search engine knowledge

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• 18 March 2008

A whole new form of tablet computing - just add chalk

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• 01 October 2008

View from the US: And now for the good news

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• 02 April 2009

The business of social networking

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• 16 October 2008

The beginning of the green revolution

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• 17 May 2007

The Gartner Business Intelligence Summit 2011

Computing attends the Gartner summit, to bring you the latest news and trends for the global leaders of BI

• Business Software
• 01 February 2011

Technology for technology's sake

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• 05 November 2008

Inflight mobiles will be a plane nuisance

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• 12 October 2006

Online shoppers are asking for trouble

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• 10 April 2007

Winning in the world of social media

• Internet
• 16 March 2011

India is ready for more business

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• 10 September 2009

H4cked Off: Sumner's been hacked again

Computing's security expert's weekly blog

• Hacking
• 18 January 2011

CeBIT: No escaping the C-word as the Hanover trade show returns to full strength

• Strategy
• 02 March 2011

The case for smart meters

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• 17 March 2008

These ideas about women in technology are offside!

It feels as though I've woken up at the other end of a time portal and landed in the 1950s

• Careers and Skills
• 02 February 2011

What we couldn't interview Microsoft about

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• 06 March 2008

Sometimes IT delays are not such a bad thing

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• 10 April 2008

H4cked Off: The Enterprise Strikes Back

Should we hack the hackers?

• Hacking
• 04 February 2011

Companies must wake up to ID fraud threat

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• 26 October 2006

Technology shall inherit the world

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• 03 February 2010

H4cked Off: UK cyber security - a disaster waiting to happen?

Cyber security is high on the agenda, but does the government really have a clue how to respond?

• Threats and Risks
• 19 August 2011

China takes bot-infested PC crown

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• 21 March 2007

Sometimes the experts are not what they seem

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• 11 July 2008

H4cked Off: Just when you thought it was safe...

The biggest mass SQL injection attack ever has just happened. Worryingly, most security companies have missed it...

• Hacking
• 01 April 2011

H4cked Off: If you can't beat them...

Cyber criminals operate enviable business models. Should we be seeking to emulate them?

• Hacking
• 21 January 2011

Digital Britain - finally

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• 15 June 2009

E-businesses must bond with customers

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• 11 December 2008

E-commerce success is all in the delivery

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• 30 October 2008

H4cked Off: OMGWTFBBQ!

Sony has failed in a variety of interesting ways since it was hacked. But does it actually matter?

• Hacking
• 20 May 2011

Desktop virtualisation -a technology without a market

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• 11 April 2008

Somebody needs to give mobile operators a kick up the...

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• 09 July 2009

How UK can address growing IT skills gap

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• 29 March 2007

H4cked Off: Playing the long game

Sometimes you have to wonder, is it even worth trying to beat something that can't be beaten?

• Hacking
• 11 March 2011

Why it pays to be more social

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• 18 June 2009

BETT: 3D and gaming to make education more engaging

Cutting edge technologies on show at BETT

• Education
• 12 January 2011

Confusion reigns over government IT responsibility

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• 09 October 2008

A right Royal IT mess

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• 13 February 2009

Spirit of innovation in need of a tonic

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• 16 October 2009

Tapping a rich source of IT innovation

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• 19 February 2009

Encouraging innovation, or confusing it?

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• 27 May 2008

H4cked Off: Plugging the Leaks

• Hacking
• 08 April 2011

Out of the blue comes cause for optimism

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• 23 July 2009

All we hear is Radio Ga Ga

4G jam tomorrow? Nope, it'll be 2013 according to Ofcom

• Mobile
• 18 November 2010

The political battle for broadband

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• 07 January 2009

Fridge, oven, kettle - lend me your ears

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• 22 October 2009

Forget the nursing home, talk to the television

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• 27 March 2007

Politics - the computer game

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• 12 March 2008

Let the spam challenge commence

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• 03 April 2007

Digital USA - $7bn broadband handouts from Obama, but no takers

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• 01 July 2009

Another dubious survey

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• 21 April 2008

We should welcome overseas IT staff

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• 01 March 2007

H4cked Off: Losing the Cyber War

Have hackers already won the cyber war?

• Security
• 17 June 2011

Time to become more sociable?

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• 14 May 2009

Women in IT - why bother?

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• 07 May 2008

Look after your IT staff - or someone else will

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• 29 October 2009

No sympathy for moaning ISPs

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• 27 March 2008

Grand visions must be grounded in reality

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• 06 August 2009

Hackers suffering from 'writer's block'

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• 22 November 2006

Stop delaying the G-Cloud

Or we might end up lagging behind our competitor countries, again

• Software
• 24 February 2011

Digital revolution must be open to all

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• 07 December 2006

H4cked Off: Doom-mongering for fun and profit

How scared of cyber crime should we be?

• Security
• 27 May 2011

Battle for the datacentre

Can Juniper Networks beat Cisco with Project Stratus?

• Networks
• 24 February 2011

Broadband must be a spending priority

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• 09 October 2008

Earning the right to start complaining

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• 05 March 2009

Why IT failure comes easy to government

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• 20 August 2009

H4cked Off: Pity the CSO

Corporate giant seeks security professional. GSOH essential. Relationship may be extremely short-term...

• Security
• 10 June 2011

CBI gets it wrong on teenagers and IT

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• 18 April 2008

H4cked Off: DisgraceBook

Facebook attempts to become more secure. All very admirable, but does it succeed?

• Hacking
• 28 January 2011

Satyam scandal focuses CIOs on outsourcing risks

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• 27 January 2009

The changing face of the IT industry

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• 17 September 2009

Fun and Games: China prepares Olympics IT

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• 24 April 2008

The American Way: A tech tour with network operator AT&T

AT&T's research labs and Global Network Operating Centre provide an insight into what the future of UK tech could be like

• Networks
• 21 January 2011

Security issues go around and come around

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• 08 October 2008

H4cked Off: The commoditisation of hacking

Got internet access and loose morals? A career in cyber crime awaits!

• Hacking
• 11 February 2011

A ticket to rant

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• 16 October 2009

H4cked Off: I hate to say I told you so...

So the iOS isn't completely immune from hackers? Who knew...

• Hacking
• 07 July 2011

Digital Britain? In your dreams

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• 02 July 2009

Users to Microsoft : Extend support for XP for one more year

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• 08 April 2009

UK must act now to kick-start innovation

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• 01 February 2007

Bending it not quite like Beckham

Computer Aid fundraiser sees charity, journalists and public relations firms battle it out on the football pitch

• Careers and Skills
• 31 August 2011

Remind me - Why do I need a smartphone?

Paying for a tablet PC and a smartphone seems like technology overkill

• Mobile Phones
• 08 November 2010

Becoming a Mac convert

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• 29 January 2009

Is Vista dead?

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• 29 October 2008

WAN optimisation specialists face market compression

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• 30 September 2009

H4cked Off: How the hell did the RSA hack cost EMC £40m?

So what does £40m buy you these days exactly, besides reparations for a major security breach?

• Hacking
• 29 July 2011

Big businesses must keep green promises

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• 31 October 2007