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TechJobFair is everyone's favorite recruitment focussed Meetup in London. The events are free for jobseekers, well-liked and give employers a chance of convincing pitches to woo the best talent out there.
The California class action lawsuit against Facebook arrives as a German official expresses concerns about the company's privacy approach
The Digital Preservation Training Programme (DPTP) is designed for all those working in institutional information management who are grappling with fundamental issues of digital preservation.
How do I ensure that S&OP is driving real, measurable value for my company and the correct execution of my S&OP strategy? How do I improve the process step by step?
Join Reading Room, NetBenefit the Government Digital Service for an event highlighting the ways Open Source technologies are changing the shape of digital government, and providing cost effective solutions across government and the ...
Datacentres are going through a period of disruption and transformation. From being locked down facilities with stable and regular workload needs they are now dealing with an explosion in demand for compute, storage and networking p ...
The debate will take place on Tuesday the 15th May between 8.30am - 9.30am, on the 32nd floor of the iconic Paramount Centre Point. Breakfast will be provided.
It Industry's annual sleep out hopes to raise £900,000 this October
Facebook heads into one of the most closely watched IPOs ever with a valuation of $104 billion
How good is your relationship with mother Nature?
New HD video conferencing systems from Lifesize is said to be challenging the need for expensive telepresence systems
Man from Sussex tracked down by Met Police's e-Crime Unit for Facebook account hack
Google is to meet with the French privacy watchdog next week over its controversial new user privacy policy
It is unclear whether Microsoft is going to break the 2009 EU “browser choice” agreement
A $100bn valuation for Facebook would be 100 times its revenue. Analysts are warning small investors away
Google has begun delivering the revamped version of its search engine, which includes a Knowledge Graph
Google has fixed 20 security flaws for the Chrome browser, and also offered up a new tab-synchronisation feature
General Motors quits advertising on Facebook as Zuckerburg and Co prep for this week's IPO launch
Polycom has enhanced RealPresence platform to extend video streaming to Apple and Android devices
After a turbulent year for Twitter in the UK, the company has posted strong growth and is planning further engagement with the government and law enforcement
Twitter has acquired RestEngine, a start-up that makes tools aimed at boosting engagement in social games and other social-media applications
Brazilian-born Eduardo Saverin has 'de-friended' the US in a move that may reduce his tax bill ahead of Facebook's record-breaking IPO
Yahoo chief executive Scott Thompson leaves the company after slightly more than four months, after firing 2,000 employees and instituting other cost-cutting measures
New Zealanders have the option to make themselves appear more popular
Google lost the battle, but it might win the war
Facebook's Instagram acquisition may not close before the end of the second quarter as Zuckerburg had hoped
How much of your private information is scattered around the Web?
An overhaul of Microsoft's Bing search engine features social results from Facebook and Twitter, as well as design changes
Finding and exploiting domain models is key to success with large software systems. This 4-day workshop (authored by the godfather of Domain Driven Design, Eric Evans) will weave together lecture, discussion and classroom exercises, ...