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World's oldest bible goes online

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Official 'spying' requests top 500,000

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Courts squash Child Online Protection Act

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Who's copying who with the what now?

23 Jul 2008Lots of chatter lately over Microsoft's release of its game developer program . Essentially, the Borg is allowing anyone willing to pay... More...

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Improving the Eee PC's battery life

23 Jul 2008We've had the odd complaint about poor battery life from Celeron M based Eee PCs, especially since our Eee PC 701 and... More...

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Outsourced - the movie(s)

Coming soon to a cinema near you... More...

We should welcome overseas IT staff

The skills shortage in UK IT is worsening, so we must learn to accept the need for quality workers coming from abroad More...

Welcome Amazon to your IT department

The launch of a utility computing service by the web’s retailing giant points the way to the future More...

A sign of the times

For UK IT leaders, it will become increasingly difficult to ignore the effect of India and China More...

A simple matter of complexity

Services struggle to keep everyone happy, but they stand a better chance if administered by people rather than IT More...

Frailty, thy name is outsourcing

Shall we insource, or shall we outsource? More...

Avoid outsourcing traps

Outsourcing can often bring big rewards, but some firms are now expecting too much More...

First-class delivery

Royal Mail’s IT security chief David Lacey tells Lisa Kelly that thorough planning is required when outsourcing information security to a third party More...

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ACCOUNTANCY AGE LEADER - Masters looks to the little guy.

When, six months ago today, Dame Sheila Masters became president of the English ICA, everyone involved knew life would be anything but dull under her leadership. More...

A UK 200 member looks at the future of the smaller practice

At the UK 200 Group National Conference in Liverpool last month I opposed the motion 'This House believes the day of the Small Accountancy Practice is over', a task I relished. More...

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