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[photo] Open Source group slams Windows-only route for BBC services
Plans to limit BBC broadband television services to viewers running Microsoft Windows could be in breach of the Corporation’s charter, an organisation representing the UK open-source industry has claimed.
13 Feb 2007
Survey aims at highlighting the contribution of women in UK IT
12 Feb 2007
Companies have a dangerous approach to PC disposal and paper disposal
12 Feb 2007
IBM disk drive pioneers honoured
9 Feb 2007
Worldwide News - 14 Feb 2007:
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The REAL ESTATE CHANNEL(TM) Selects ROO to Power Global Video-On-Demand IPTV Network
Zero day strikes at Solaris 10
Online media battles
Raytheon Unveils ID Card, Fortifying RFID With Biometrics

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IT Professionals' Irks and Bugbears [image]
IT Professionals' Irks and Bugbears
What are the things IT folk really dislike about the job? It’s not the big challenges, the boardroom standoffs, scraps over budgets and end-user ingratitude that get techies’ maws foaming, but the little daily nuisances that drive you mad.
IT Compliance: Where does the buck stop? [image]
IT Compliance: Where does the buck stop?
It's not always clear who bears the compliance liability where the IT function is partly or fully outsourced. Of things are left undone, who ends up in the dock - the outsource provider or its clients?
Species of Information [image]
Species of Information
Not everyone likes standard ontologies but those with more sophisticated structures shoul dhelp with modelling the concepts that lie behind data and information on teh Semantic web.

Other features and articles can be found in the December/January edition of Information Professional, the Institution's magazine for your industry.

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