Seven MPs go a Twittering
I'm on the front bench...er, no I'm not
Government ministers Tom Watson and David Lammy are among MPs who have signed up to a portal of parliamentarians' Twitter feeds…
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Archive for December, 2008
Deutsche Telekom to share fibre with Vodafone
German monopoly rules in Christmas rewrite
Deutsche Telekom (DT), Germany's incumbent telco, has agreed to cooperate with at least one rival on next generation broadband investment, following political pressure from Brussels.…
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Mattress maker can no longer spring for SAP roll-out
Made bed, doesn't want to sleep on it
With the economy presently being the pits nearly everywhere you look, many folks are warily eying the IT sector for signs of disaster.…
Full published article at: Read More » ***EXCLUSIVE*** eSoft ThreatWall 250
eSoft may be a relative newcomer to the UK content security market but competitors would be well advised to keep a close eye on it.
Full published article at: Read More » 3 takes wraps off £9 a month mobile plan
Mobile operator launches UK’s first single digit tariff.
Full published article at: Read More » Google rings the changes with staff bonus
Google staff expecting the usual cash lump sum are told that this year they have to make do with a Google phone.
Full published article at: Read More » Whitbread avoids price hikes with e-auction
Whitbread has avoided having to pay more for the commodities it will use in the coming year by using online auctions.
Full published article at: Read More » Intel counters Apple’s Imagination stake
Interest in Imagination Technologies is hotting up, with Intel increasing its interest in the UK graphics firm after it emerged last week that Apple bought a stake.
Full published article at: Read More » Security hole found in Microsoft’s SQL Server
More toil for the already over-worked Microsoft security team, as SQL Server is the latest product be hit by issues.
Full published article at: Read More » OECD warns IT firms of tough year ahead
The international development agency joins the chorus of pessimistic predictions facing the global IT industry in the coming New Year.
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