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O2 Tube trial takes mobile payments underground

News Banks, retailers and mobile operators all need to buy-in to the ecosystem and join forces to make it happen. The earliest possible rollout date for wallet phone technology is late 2008, said Cath Keers,... [28 Nov 2007]

Schneier: 'We shouldn't need a security industry'

News Speaking to silicon.com, Jon Collins, service director at analyst house Freeform Dynamics, expressed his own doubts about the value of the security industry but said it will always be fed by dual... [26 Apr 2007]

Six-figure salary for new criminal justice CTO

News The CJIT programme aims to make information sharing easier between the seven criminal justice agencies by providing national joined-up systems, secure email and internet-based services to everyone from youth justice workers to... [21 Mar 2006]

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Apple users hit back over "irrelevant" claim

News Another reader suggested market forces will push Apple into the business arena: "Those companies that can cut costs in IT will move ahead of those who doggedly stay with their old technology.... [20 Jan 2005]

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FBI confident of catching Sobig.F author

News FBI Director Robert Mueller said in a statement: "We are working with the Department of Homeland Security and with state and local law enforcement on our Cyber Task Forces to track down... [27 Aug 2003]

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AOL looks over its shoulder at instant message upstarts

News Simon Buckingham, director of Mobile Life Streams, suspects other IM operators such as AOL and Yahoo! Janice Webb, senior vice president and general manager of Motorola's internet software and content... [26 Apr 2001]

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Silicon's Microsoft poll reveals overwhelming support for DoJ

News Question: Should the Department of Justice leave it up to market forces to regulate Microsoft? Martyn Lambert, Sun's director of marketing and technologies, said: "There seems to be... [16 Nov 1998]