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silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

BlackBerrys to be voted into the Commons

Giving bored MPs something to do with their thumbs... Read more

Jun 20, 2007

silicon.com > Management > Public Sector

Scottish Parliament bags new tech partner

LogicaCMG gets vote of confidence... Read more

Aug 29, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Networks

Euro MPs reject UK digital snooping plan

'There's another one we like better' Read more

Sep 29, 2005

silicon.com > Technology > Networks

Blair's broadband wake-up call revealed

Blair's broadband wake-up call revealed

'First, I want you to tell me what this broadband thing is. Second, I want you to tell me why it's in crisis, and third, I want you to sort it out'... Read more

Mar 31, 2003

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Software patent directive officially approved

Is this end for the anti-patent lobby? Read more

Mar 7, 2005

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Hansard Society slams parliament's website

Hansard Society slams parliament's website

Outdated, unhelpful, badly managed... and what about the website? Read more

Jun 1, 2005

silicon.com > Management > CIO Insights

Child porn: ISP regulations set for Commons debate

Proposed bill inspired by BT's web filter tech... Read more

Jul 26, 2005

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Mobile roaming cuts move a step closer

European Parliament gives its backing Read more

Mar 22, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

Roaming cuts: Only for mobile newbies?

Cheaper tariffs for all, says Reding Read more

Mar 23, 2007

silicon.com > Technology > Mobile

No roaming data price cuts - Brussels

At least, not yet... Read more

Apr 13, 2007

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