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Comment But this ability to produce video put us alongside broadcasters in some people's eyes, which meant journalists got interviews with people who would not normally have had anything to do with such a new title. [07 Jul 2008]
Where will the Silicon Dragon swoop next?
Comment Fannin's book Silicon Dragon: How China is winning the tech race interviews 12 top Chinese tech bosses and their investors. But how much further can the country go? China has already made its presence felt on the world technology stage. [03 Jun 2008]
Police gets to grips with body cameras
Case Study Evidential video can be used to support convictions in court and justify police action as well as to quickly brief solicitors on the evidence held on their clients prior to interviews. The Staffordshire trial - based in Hanley police station in... [12 Mar 2008]
Improving Vulnerability Management with Penetration Testing
White Paper Alan Paller also interviews A. In addition, changes in technology and business processes are reducing vulnerability assessment effectiveness even further. Vulnerability management consists of a combination of technologies and processes that can be... [11 Mar 2007]
Tate Modern gets well rehung online
News The Series, which has already featured artist Tracy Emin, aims to explore the work of a single artist through interviews, their personal commentary and information on their works. According to Martin Percy, senior interactive filmmaker at BT... [26 Jun 2006]
BBC2 goes mad for broadband
News Visitors will be able to download media onto their mobile phones including interviews, backstage photos and video content. A pilot of the broadband service, pencilled in for 2006, will run concurrently with further trials of the MyBBCPlayer... [25 Nov 2005]
Passport price forced up by biometric chip costs
News Other features include enhanced background checks on applicants and face-to-face interviews for first-time adult applicants from October 2006. This fee increase will fund the first phase of implementation of these key measures, with a further fee... [17 Nov 2005]
Landlords, Tenants and E-Commerce: Will the Retail Industry Change Significantly?
White Paper On-site interviews of tenants at four types of retail locations revealed that unique products, high levels of service and closeness to the customer are important retailer strategies. Further, only a small number of retailers expect Internet sales... [02 May 2005]
Ten government IT projects hit 'red light' status
News In justifying its decision to withhold information, the OGC said: "An important general consideration in the balancing exercise was the clear public interest in maintaining the integrity of the Gateway Process as an effective and prompt peer... [02 Mar 2005]
Europe worried about VoIP regulation
News The survey, which consisted of 560 interviews, was conducted by networking technology company Spirent Communications, the International Engineering Consortium and Total Telecom magazine. Earlier this week, the US Federal Communications Commission... [11 Nov 2004]
Blaster dodges responsibility for US blackout
News The Security Working Group believes that its investigation, which included interviews, telephone transcripts, and law enforcement and intelligence information, gave it a complete picture of what happened. [06 Apr 2004]
Retailers reaping RFID cost savings at suppliers' expense
News by German research company Soreon looks at the costs and savings of fictional 'model' RFID implementations based on interviews with more than 40 end users and providers. But the snag in the equation is that the returns are not quite so healthy for... [30 Mar 2004]
COTS Software Integration: State of the Art
White Paper The paper is based on interviews and discussions with organizations that are users of COTS components (rather than organizations that are builders of COTS components). The main issues in COTS usage are identified and provide a direction for further... [24 Feb 2004]
'Spam is in the eye of the beholder'
Comment In one instance it cropped up twice in the space of two back-to-back interviews: "Spam is in the eye of the beholder. Taking things one step further is there a case for genuinely unsolicited marketing approaches - on- and offline? [10 Jun 2003]
The Ovum View: Is email worth the hassle?
Comment It's something we all do at Ovum, and conducting these interviews is always something of a sobering exercise. A pattern often emerges in these interviews, whereby those organisations that are highly IT literate and have all the staff 'wired', seem... [06 Jun 2003]
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