Archive - 03 Nov 2005
Government "in denial" about true ID card costs
Critics round on scheme after LSE reveals cost could hit £30bn
Schools get £125m for classroom software
DfES hands out more eLearning credits…
SEC in legal fight with Estonians over financial hack
Firm fingered over embargoed press releases...
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BT may have 
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NB: Airport cares
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NB: Dell factory
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NB: Digital pens
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NB: Sony uses virus writer techniques
A security expert has accused Sony of using virus writers' methods to prevent people copying its CDs...
CIO Jury: Data roaming rip-off slammed
IT bosses warn they may have to restrict use of mobile data services…
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Driving test examiners give digital pens green light
Case study: Pen tech speeding up test results
Quocirca's Straight Talking: Teleworking - get it right
It's all about management
NB: Body-scanners
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NB: Nutzwerk
Interesting story over on Ananova. Apparently German IT security firm Nutzwerk is so keen to foster ...
NB: Internet cheats
GCSE English examiners claim students are 'blatantly' copying material from the internet in coursewo...
Youth escapes denial of service charge
Defendant doesn't even take the stand due to the wording of outdated Computer Misuse Act...
Microsoft patches bust websites
ActiveX clash running some users into trouble...
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