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IT Life: Building Shops In The Cloud
Jonathan Bowen is an e-commerce boffin who likes building online shops
By Omitting POP3 Email, Microsoft May Have Cut the Surface RT’s Throat
Microsoft's Surface RT doesn't support POP3 email. Wayne Rash thinks that may spell doom for the tablet
IBM Clearly Isn’t Giving Up On Hardware
IBM isn't backing away from hardware into services, says Peter Judge
IT Life: Teradata CTO Heralds ‘Analytics For Good’
Teradata CTO Stephen Brobst tells TechWeekEurope about spending 20 years in analytics and advising Barack Obama
Kim Dotcom: £8.5k For The Man Or Woman Who Breaks Mega’s Security
Mega mogul presents a challenge to hackers everywhere
Michael Dell To Use Personal Fortune For Buyout
Michael Dell will reportedly use his own personal fortune to regain control of the tech vendor
BlackBerry 10 Is On A Hiding To Nothing
BlackBerry 10 looks a good phone platform, but Peter Judge asks if innovation could actually count against it
Cisco Unifies Wired And Wireless In New Catalyst Switch
Cisco CTO Padmasree Warrior wraps up wired and wireless in a Catalyst 3850
Yanks Can’t Unlock Their Phones, Thanks To A Librarian!
A Library of Congress decision means US citizens can't unlock their smartphones, says Wayne Rash
IT Life: Tech On The Right Side Of The Law
The legal side of tech is no mystery to Duncan James of UK law firm Clarion
Linux Developer Alan Cox Leaves Intel, Slams Fedora 18
Open source legend takes a sabbatical for “family reasons”
Is It Time To Test Active Defence In Court?
If you are hit by a hacker, is it legal to hit back? Peter Judge thinks it's time to test Active Defence in court
Brin Tests Google Glass Around New York
Google co-founder seen wearing the futuristic device on a New York subway train
IT Life: Going Nuts For The Network
Real cloud data centres need agile, flexible and fast networks, says David Barker of 4D Data Centres
Aaron Swartz Prosecutor Defends Her Office
Carmen Ortiz says she recommended a reduced sentence of six months in a low security setting
Petition To Oust Aaron Swartz Prosecutor Hits 25,000 Goal
White House should now issue a response on the Aaron Swartz case
Dell Shares Rise On Buyout Rumours
Michael Dell to take his firm private backed by private equity?
MIT To Probe Suicide Of Reddit Co-Founder Aaron Swartz
Was MIT to blame for the death of activist Aaron Swartz?
IT Life: Building Alfresco Into An Open Source Giant
John Newton, co-founder of one of the largest open source companies in the world, tells TechWeekEurope about his career
Google’s Schmidt Urges Open Web After North Korea Visit
Google's Eric Schmidt has urged one of the world's least connected countries to open up to the Internet
IBM UK Appoints New Boss
IBM has named Australian David Stokes to head up its operations here in the United Kingdom
CES 2013: Early Warning For IT Managers
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show still acts as a valuable early warning system for IT managers, argues Wayne Rash
Expert Sees Rise Of Personal Cloud Services This Year
Personal cloud services are taking off, says Progress Software's John Goodson
Ubuntu On A Phone Or Firefox OS: Which Scares iPhone And Android Most?
We want a good, clean fight. No lawsuits, patent trolls, or being inspired by Apple products. Let's get it on!
In 2013 IT Spending Will Hold Up: Gartner
IT spending may be up, but Gartner vice president Richard Gordon sees a big shift in where the money goes
ICO Chucks Capita Out Of Bed, Looks For IT Services Six-Way
ICO's Christopher Graham wants to drive efficiency by splitting one contract into six
2013: Don’t Expect A Boom In Innovation
A crumbling economy, Apple's inability to innovate and consumers' conservatism leave Wayne Rash depressed
Ten Trends For The Cloud In 2013
IT service providers will displace pure-play cloud providers in 2013, says Chris Preimesberger
2013: A Year Of Patent Chaos
Apple has won and lost some key patent decisions. Wayne Rash predicts things will get more chaoitic in 2013