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RSS hateHate crime growth tracked by prosecution IT
News The Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) is using its £200m Compass electronic case management system to allow it to track the rise in racial, religious and homophobic hate crimes in the UK. Now Compass is being used to help... [14 Jul 2005]
A Citizens' Guide to Hate Crime in Pennsylvania
White Paper Hate crime in Pennsylvania is called "ethnic intimidation. When certain crimes against people (like harassment, terrorist threats or assault) or certain crimes against property (like criminal trespass, criminal mischief... [22 Feb 2005]
Virus alert: Sober spreads hate mail
News However, in the same week that Germany and Europe celebrate the 60th anniversary of the end of World War II in Europe, the latest variant's sole purpose seems to be to distribute hate mail. This network would provide not... [16 May 2005]
Extremist and hate websites rise by 300 per cent
News Websites expressing extremist, racist or religious-hate views have shown a huge increase since the start of this year, according to new figures. Sites promoting hate against American, Muslim, Jewish,... [07 May 2004]
Will's Web Watch: Do surfers really love to hate?
Comment While this may always have been the case internet filtering firm SurfControl has recognised a growth in the number of hate sites aimed at specific races, religions and minorities within society. The internet has always... [12 May 2004]
Five reasons to love (and hate) Windows Vista
News Based on using the second beta version of Vista here are the five things to get excited about Vista for - and the five things you'll hate it for. Click on the next page for the five things you'll hate... [30 Nov 2006]
Three-quarters of techies hate their jobs
News Three-quarters of IT staff hate their jobs so much that they go to work wishing they had a different one, according to a new survey. IT managers are a particularly unhappy bunch with half registered with headhunters or... [16 Aug 2006]
I Would Hate User Space Locking if It Weren't That Sexy...
White Paper Linux has seen a lot of new features and developments in the last years in order to accommodate better scalability, interactivity, response time and POSIX compliance. With these changes, Telecom developers began to get serious about... [18 May 2007]
Hate waiting for websites to load? You're not alone
News Online banks and retailers, call centre operators - anyone who does business online or on the phone - should be careful how long they make customers wait because the UK population has grown more impatient. [27 Aug 2004]
IT Myths: Buggin' out - the history of a word we all hate
News Computer bugs - a technological term that's entered common parlance among techies and laymen alike - so when it came down to discovering just who invented the term for the bane of programmers the world over, readers were happy to put... [31 Jul 2003]
Wi-fi signals hate it when we...
News Hanging Christmas decorations in the office has become a thorny enough issue in these PC times but now companies are being warned festive trinkets can interfere with office wi-fi coverage. Though rarely considered in past years, a... [06 Dec 2006]
UK workers hate queuing for the bank at lunchtime
News UK web users are more likely to visit online banks than their European counterparts, with over five million people logging on in July alone. Although half of Scandinavian web users bank online, the UK has more visitors to banking sites... [05 Sep 2001]
Email hate campaigner found guilty
News Carl Edward Johnson - the man who emailed death threats to Bill Gates - has been convicted in the US of threatening federal officials and private individuals. It took the US Treasury Department two years to catch up with Johnson, who... [23 Apr 1999]
Why do we love to hate Microsoft?
Comment People have bashed Microsoft since its early days, whether it deserves it or not. Charles Cooper looks at where all this ill will came from. The Monday morning missive from a reader got right to the point: [16 Aug 2004]
Leader: Why do girls hate IT?
Leader There is much hand-wringing about why there are fewer women than men working in the IT industry. Initiatives such as Computer Clubs for Girls (CC4G) aim to introduce girls to technology by stealth, using teen-friendly topics such as... [18 May 2006]
