Archive - 14 Feb 2006
Leader: Gordon Brown joins the IT crowd
Does the government rely too much on the promise of technology?
Tory MP says online petitions must count
Let the people use the internet in order to be heard...
NB: McKinnon extradition hearing
The extradition hearing of Gary McKinnon, the man accused of hacking into US military computers, has...
UK call centres grow despite offshore threat
52,000 extra jobs created in 2005 and more expansion predicted...
NB: Ballmer at 3GSM
Ballmer's bottom line message to his first 3GSM: "We come as a friend."
Bloomberg, banks build 'vanilla swaps' trading system
Swap shop finally gets off the phone...
Would you grass up a software pirate?
Eight out of 10 say they wouldn't snitch on a co-worker...
NB: Devil on DRM
Is DRM in danger of driving people back to traditional pastimes - such as reading books, cycling and...
NB: Handwriting RIP?
The ubiquity of the keyboard - and the numerical keypad (think chip and PIN) - means the handwritten...
Compulsory ID cards for UK citizens within five years
Critics warn UK is "sleepwalking towards a surveillance state"
NB: Ballmer at 3GSM
Expectations are high for Steve Ballmer's presentation at 3GSM Congress within the hour. What will h...
Devil's Advocate: Life after DRM doesn't look so bad
Imagine the possibilities...
EC to quiz banks on payment plans
Euro payment plans mean more IT changes for banks
Symantec brings in 'fly boy' as CFO
Complementary nuts and in-flight mag with every licence sold?
Operators promise mobile IM for all
But where is Microsoft in this interoperability love-in?
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