Two thirds of workers are prepared to inform on their bosses, as BSA swoops on Birmingham

Two thirds of workers are prepared to inform on their bosses, as BSA swoops on Birmingham
Office for Mac 2011 marks the return of Outlook for Mac and Visual Basic for Applications to the Apple desktop platform, as well as updated versions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint
RIM's PlayBook diverges from Apple's consumer-focused iPad in attempting to prove there will be a robust market for enterprise tablet applications
HP is keeping tight-lipped about the choice of its new CEO, but the decision is likely to come sooner rather than later, says Chris Preimesberger
Microsoft has announced the availability of SQL Server 2008 Service Pack 2
Twitter is chasing advertising revenues after an executive revealed that soon it will allow advertisers to pay for Twitter to suggest that people follow their accounts
HP has now been looking for a new CEO for seven and a half weeks, but there is still no word on any progress by the search committee
Wireless network vendor Xirrus provides helpful guidelines on how to optimise 802.11n networks in the enterprise
Microsoft released an emergency, out-of-band patch to address an exploited security issue with ASP.NET.
The Fedora 14 Beta has been released with a slightly shorter features list. Work will focus on bug fixing and stability issues before the official release in November
European Symbian and BlackBerry devices used for online banking are being targeted in an attempt to beat multifactor authentication security.
Amazon US is launching a tablet computer based on Google's Android platform and an application store
Android seems to be winning the mindshare battle for developers, after the majority of them said Android's long-term outlook was brighter than iOS
Google's official Voice app will be released in Apple's iPhone App Store soon according to reports
Europe invested €3.8 billion in research and development and generated 54,000 highly qualified R&D jobs in 2009
Members behind the Openoffice.org community have broken from Oracle under the name LibreOffice
RIM's BlackBerry Messenger Social Platform lets developers integrate social features such as chat into their third-party applications
Open source body, the Codeplex Foundation has become Outercurve to stress its independence from Microsoft
The attack on the LinkedIn social network follows attacks on Twitter, Facebook and others
Orange is using industry giants Cisco, EMC and VMware to offer clouds inside customers' data centres
Sony Ericsson has confirmed it has no plans for new Symbian-based products, while a Gartner analyst labelled the open source OS a 'failed experiment'
Twitter users were infected over the weekend with a new worm attack that posted sexual messages on victims' profiles
Chrome browsing within IE is moving ahead, despite security concerns and the demise of Google Wave
Cisco and Juniper both want to kill Spanning Tree for simpler data centres, but don't agree on how to do it
After a slip of the tongue got people's hopes up, Microsoft says Windows Phone 7 users won't be able to share
The move deepens Novell's already close ties to enterprise software vendor SAP
LinkedIn has brought business review site ChoiceVendor and then promptly closed its website
If a new demo video on YouTube is anything to go by, HP should abandon it's Windows 7 tablet plans now, says Nicholas Kolakowski
Facebook has apologised for an outage yesterday that cut off “many” of its users, caused by mishandling an error code
Could new boss Stephen Elop bring the Windows Phone 7 OS with him from Microsoft for future Nokia phones?