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Lose data and you go to jail
Act amendments could mean jail terms for losing or trading in data More...
Time we stopped passing the buck
All employees must realise the value of personal data and stick rigidly to data-protection rules More...
UK market losing skilled workforce
Overseas opportunities are becoming more attractive to UK IT staff More...
MEP says Microsoft could be excluded from government contracts
Anti-competitive behaviour may lead to disqualification under EU rules More...
Microsoft begins to publish code
Software vendor to publish 30,000 pages in move to open up software to competitors More...
Data watchdog to keep an eye on BT's Phorm trial
Information Commissioner's Office wants experts to scrutinise the technology More...
EU gives approval for in-flight mobile phone calls
"I'm on a..." - you get the idea More...
Long arm of the law
The popularity of remote working has given rise to legal pitfalls for firms that do not protect data More...
Telecoms giants may be stifling EU broadband
Market dominance is limiting competition and smothering take up, says the European Commission More...
MPs raise fears over data protection for national ID register
Committee highlights question marks over repeated breaches of data laws More...
ISPs urged to be honest about broadband speed
Update: Ofcom agrees to discuss a mandatory code of practice for providers More...
EU mandates energy-efficient equipment
European public sector should be seen to be taking a lead in green policies, say experts More...
Utility companies want industry reorganisation
Upgrading meters could take 20 years under the current system More...
Spectrum boost for wireless broadband and mobile TV
Regulator Ofcom will hold an online auction to sell off prime radio frequencies next spring More...
Microsoft barely scratched by EU decision
Allowing third-party access to its code may not dent supplier’s dominance More...
Schools teach Microsoft a lesson
Government agency makes anti-competitiveness complaint against software giant More...
Data protection watchdog calls for breach notification law
Any new rules must apply to government as well as business, says deputy information commissioner More...
Microsoft finally caves in on EU competition decision
Software giant will open up elements of its products to improve server interoperability More...
Copyright must be watertight
Whether it’s illegal file sharing or unlicensed software, businesses are the enforcers’ new target More...
Companies are holding on to data too long
Firms need to destroy out-of-date information to comply with regulations More...
US rules will affect your data
The way in which organisations handle their electronic data is changing for CIOs More...
Payment security is lagging
Failure to comply with card data rules puts UK businesses at risk More...
What is the future for digital rights management?
What are the changes that need to be made for DRM to be considered a useful and viable tool? More...
Partygaming falls into the red
US law criminalising onling gambling wipes out profits More...
Tories' data protection proposals based on 10-year old figures
Party review based report on the cost to businesses on 1998 estimates More...
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