The government's Race Online 2012 programme will offer PC and Internet packages for underserved users
The government's "Liberating the NHS" initiative has received a warning blast from the BMA
The government will look to outsourcing and cloud computing to cut costs in 2011, predicts Ovum
Twitter is fighting a US court's demand, made in December, for details of WikiLeaks supporters
The government is seeking to develop the UK's high tech skills with plans for a £200 million tech centre network
Local government secretary Eric Pickles wants spending plans online by the end of this month
A malware campaign has used the Zeus Trojan to infiltrate US government offices and steal data
A government order has mandated the Russian government to shift to using Linux and open source software by 2015
The government is pushing its scheme to allow successful online petitions to be debated as parliamentary bills
UK government and IT security experts are willing to relax governance in order to gain cloud benefits
National security advisor Sir Peter Ricketts says WikiLeaks supporters may attack government sites
As WikiLeaks supporters fight back, the US federal government has ordered new rules to prevent future breaches
The biggest revelation from WikiLeaks is government incompetence not government secrets, and Gary McKinnon did it first, says Eric Doyle
The government has launched a six-month review of the IP laws, following a promise given by David Cameron yesterday
Google's WiSpy was a problem, says Peter Judge. But Ed Vaizey's mediation idea would rush towards censorship, in the name…
Amongst the UK government's spending review cuts, broadband looks set to receive some investment
Prime Minster David Cameron kicked off national cyber security funding with the announcement of a £650 million budget
Theresa May has underscored the importance of cyber-threats ahead of the unveiling of a new national security strategy
Despite spending cuts across the board, the government is expected next week to invest £1 billion to foil cyber attacks
The Government Efficiency Review condemns procurement anomalies in the management of IT assets
BT’s secret trials of a behavioural advertising technology have landed the UK government in hot water with the European Commission
Austerity cuts on big contractors could allow open source into public sector IT, officials have said
The government should be making more use of digital channels to provide better services and save money
In the US, as well as the UAE and India, BlackBerry's security has come up against government snooping - and…
As the public sector scrambles to get a hold on spending, the impacts on the tech industry could be severe,…
The UK, France and Spain will be the next countries to deploy meters in large numbers, according to analysts
Google introduced Google Apps for Government, accommodated by US federal certification
Claims handled by the Rural Payments Agency cost more than £1,000 each to process, a Defra report has revealed
President Obama will "follow the law" despite pleas from David Cameron over the extradition of hacker Gary McKinnon
Lack of cash and too much red-tape are still persistent problems for EU IT start-ups, says the EC Digital Commissioner