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ID cards: Aviation workers being 'used politically'

ID cards: Aviation workers being 'used politically'

News The British Air Transport Association says the government is using aviation workers to introduce ID cards incrementally and lend the scheme credibility [04 Jul 2008]

Comms managers: UK businesses need fibre

Comms managers: UK businesses need fibre

News The CMA has warned the UK could suffer unless broadband speeds are increased, while a European body claims fibre deployment leads to more web usage [04 Jul 2008]

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YouTube user privacy at risk in Google-Viacom suit Video icon

YouTube user privacy at risk in Google-Viacom suit

Video CNET News.com's Kara Tsuboi and Dan Farber discuss whether YouTube users' privacy will be threatened as a result of a US ruling that Google must turn over user data to Viacom [04 Jul 2008]

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Seagate invests £120m in Northern Ireland plant

News Investment in the Londonderry plant will allow it to remain 'the lowest-cost and biggest producer of read-write heads in the world', the company said [04 Jul 2008]

LiMo gets Openwave browser and messaging

News Purple Labs will supply its LiMo Foundation partners, like Vodafone and Orange, with Openwave's mobile browsing and messaging software [04 Jul 2008]

ID cards chief casts doubt on scheme security

News The head of the Identity and Passport Service has warned citizens should be concerned about the proposed National Identity Register [04 Jul 2008]

Google asks Viacom to respect YouTube user privacy

News The search giant has urged Viacom to allow the anonymisation of YouTube user data that must be handed over following a US court ruling [04 Jul 2008]

Museum of Computing seeks new home

News The Swindon museum has put its collection into temporary storage, having lost its previous home at the University of Bath Oakdale campus [04 Jul 2008]

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MoD tech scheme hit by major delays

News The Defence Information Infrastructure scheme has delivered benefits but key elements are 18 months late, says the National Audit Office [04 Jul 2008]

Adobe's PDF becomes ISO standard

News The Portable Document Format became the latest International Organization for Standardization standard as of Wednesday morning [04 Jul 2008]

Biometrics to speed travel between UK and US

News Fingerprint, iris and facial-recognition tech will be used to speed up frequent UK-US travellers' journeys through immigration control [04 Jul 2008]

ICO: UK may get data-breach notification law

News The Information Commissioner's Office has said draft EU legislation may prove the catalyst needed to get data-breach notification into UK law [04 Jul 2008]

Gartner: Hosted email to boost cloud-services uptake

News The analyst house claims increasing business use of internet-hosted email services will boost uptake of other IT apps provided over the web [04 Jul 2008]

Virtualisation seen as key for greener datacentres

News Speakers at the Energy Logic Symposium in Sydney have touted virtualisation's role in creating less power-hungry datacentres [04 Jul 2008]

Experts urge criminal charges for data breaches

News A former deputy information commissioner, among others, says data breaches should result in criminal penalties for both organisations and individuals [03 Jul 2008]

IBM buys mainframe maker, sparks antitrust fears

News An industry group has said the company's purchase of Platform Solutions will 'suck the life' out of the mainframe market [03 Jul 2008]

Google wins source-code ruling in Viacom lawsuit

News A US judge has ruled Google does not have to reveal its search source code, but must surrender YouTube users' details, to Viacom [03 Jul 2008]

Gov't: Terrorists increasingly exploiting tech

News The government and security bodies say terrorists are making greater use of tech and exploiting the growing information infrastructure to hide their activities [03 Jul 2008]

Cabinet Office launches mashup competition

News The Cabinet Office has set up a competition for people to develop their own mashups using previously unavailable public-sector information [03 Jul 2008]

Firefox 3 earns Guinness World Record

News Mozilla's browser has entered the book of Guinness World Records for the most downloads from a website in a 24-hour period [03 Jul 2008]

Report: India losing grip on outsourcing ecosystem

News The 2008 Black Book of Outsourcing claims Indian firms now account for only 10 of the top 50 global outsourcers [03 Jul 2008]

Internet Explorer 8 to get anti-malware protection

News Microsoft has announced new security features in the upcoming release of Internet Explorer 8 Beta 2, including anti-malware protection [03 Jul 2008]

EC expected to enforce SMS-roaming price cuts

News Informa Telecoms & Media says operators have failed to voluntarily reduce the cost of SMS roaming in line with an EC deadline of 1 July [03 Jul 2008]

Jobs, Apple directors face new stock-options lawsuit

Jobs, Apple directors face new stock-options lawsuit

News Chief executive Steve Jobs and several directors are being sued again over their role in the company's stock-options backdating affair [03 Jul 2008]


Google employees' details stolen in burglary

News Employees of Google and other companies had their computer records stolen in a burglary of HR firm Colt Express Outsourcing Services [03 Jul 2008]

The News Blog

Why we're sorry to see Linspire go

Open source company Xandros has bought Linspire, the company that once got under Microsoft's skin using the name Lindows. We'll miss Linspire for all sorts of reasons. In its day,... More

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Barracuda launches counter-suit agains...

Court cases are never pleasant or simple. The ongoing battle between security companies Trend Micro and Barracuda Networks took a new twist on Wednesday, when Barracuda launched a counter-suit... More

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Do the maths: HAL 9000 by 2018?

There's a new science in town: connectomics. A specialised form of neuroanatomy, connectomics is in the business of mapping out the brain's networks – in particular, how the various... More

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Latest Leaders

Nokia and the battle for open source's soul

Nokia and the battle for open source's soul

Leader The formation of the Symbian Foundation is good news for the mobile industry but the open-source community could see some ethical compromises more

Ballmer: Out of the frying pan and closer to fired

Ballmer: Out of the frying pan and closer to fired

Leader Ballmer walks, Yahoo sulks. There's a lesson to be learned — and not that long to learn it more

AMD: The not-so-great pretender

AMD: The not-so-great pretender

Leader With its chief technology officer gone and no replacement in sight, the company is looking increasingly at risk more

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Latest Comment

It's not the Gates, it's the bars

It's not the Gates, it's the bars

Richard Stallman, Free Software Foundation To pay so much attention to Bill Gates's retirement is missing the point; it is neither Gates nor Microsoft that really matter, says the Free Software Foundation's Richard Stallman more

Microsoft has lost its grip on the ecosystem

Microsoft has lost its grip on the ecosystem

David Meyer Microsoft got where it is today through its influence over manufacturers. It no longer has the control it once enjoyed more

Microsoft's mysterious Windows 7 missive

Microsoft's mysterious Windows 7 missive

Rupert Goodwins The software maker has been accused of not talking enough about Windows 7, but its latest communication on the subject hasn't made matters any clearer more

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Quad Boot - Friday Update - It's Good!

After nearly a full week of working with this quad-boot setup in various stages of completion, I can say that I am very pleased. It is working well and it is allowing me to easily compare the...

J.A. Watson

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Coming Soon: Dialogue Box Series 4

Believe it or not (and we have trouble believing it ourselves) Dialogue Box has been recommissioned for a fourth series — and we didn't have to resort to Alan Partridge-style babbling about 'Monkey...

Charles McLellan

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Nokia E71 vs HTC Touch Diamond

I have been an apologist for Windows Mobile for a long time, having used MS-powered handsets for the last three or four years. I liked the comprehensive synchronisation, and quite enjoyed having a...

David Meyer

Server consolidation Special Report

Stratus ftServer 6200

Stratus ftServer 6200

Review The ftServer 6200 VMware bundle makes an excellent platform for hosting virtual machines. As VMware servers cannot be clustered, the Stratus offering is about the only option for organisations requiring extreme high availability from their ESX Server environments.

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