Archive - 12 Jan 2006
BT and Virgin get together for UK's first mobile TV service
But no Nokias to be found...
NB: Graduate intake to fall
The IT sector is among one-fifth of employers said to be looking to reduce their intake of graduates...
CIO Jury: Businesses face consumer tech revolution
Google, Skype et al are increasingly impacting enterprise IT, say IT bosses
Leadership, commercial savvy turn a CIO into a CEO
Golfing ability doesn't hurt either...
Little cash for new IT as budgets growth stalls
Analysts revise spending growth predictions down
NB: Million Dollars Made
Enterprising student Alex Tew has made his first million dollars with The Million Dollar homepage, r...
$100bn outsourcing bonanza could see Indian breakthrough
Can offshorers break the dominance of Accenture, EDS and co?
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Companies are creating a "perfect playground" for rising rates of office romances. An academic inter...
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Big shoes to fill - what next for the new government CIO?
Will Watmore's big plans still go ahead?
NB: Mozart's diary
Classical music aficionados can now view Mozart's musical diary on the British Library website. All ...
Open source overhaul: GPLv3 on the way
Patents and DRM among the issues likely to be addressed...
Leader: Don't employ a yes-man for gov't CIO
Get someone who can keep up with the private sector...
DRM consultation 'more popular than expected'
Deadline extended due to 'popular demand'...
Clarke: 'There'll be no U-turn on data retention'
ISPs: 'But what about the costs?'
Tech "vital" to schools reforms, says government
Accessibility, accessibility, accessibility...
Hacker hidey-hole found in Symantec product
Hidden directory now seen as a risk
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