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Industry and human rights campaigners united in opposition to "three strikes" plan
Critics says government proposals to curb illegal downloading are unworkable and morally questionable
Summit: Microsoft Office to the rescue
Chris Adams, Office Client product manager for Microsoft UK, explains how the next version of the suite will help workers deal with communications overload
Summit: Tony Young, Informatica CIO interview
Young discusses how Informatica’s IT department helps keep corporate data private
Summit analysis: To what extent was technology responsible for the financial crash?
Tech firms argue it was a lack of good processes and the use of inappropriate tools that led to the banking crisis
Summit interview: Deloitte discusses security implications of the data deluge
We chat to Mike Maddison, UK head of Security, Privacy & Resilience Services, and Steve Cummings, special adviser to Deloitte's Security, Privacy & Resilience Group
Summit: Dealing with communications overload
We ask Gartner Research director Nikos Drakos for advice on how to deal with an overflowing inbox and other communications challenges
Summit: Is the ECM industry up to the information overload challenge? Part 2
In part two of our summit special, Autonomy, Alfresco and IBM tell us where the ECM battle is being won and lost
Summit: Is the ECM industry up to the information overload challenge?
In part one of our report, we talk to EMC and Open Text to see where they are innovating
Interview: Scott Totzke, VP global security, RIM
We ask the BlackBerry maker's head of security what CIOs need to do to mitigate mobile data risks
Firms urged to plan Windows 7 move carefully
Migration may call for new hardware and application updates
Interview: Microsoft's Amy Barzdukas on online privacy and 'education without terror'
V3.co.uk sits down with Microsoft's general manager for Internet Explorer and consumer security
Microsoft in last chance saloon with Windows 7
Latest operating system needs to be a success to firm up the future
Oracle stresses importance of contextual CRM
Social CRM strategies must understand relationships and their influence
Spirit of innovation in need of a tonic
The nation’s recovery depends on the creativity and ingenuity of its IT startups, so why aren’t they getting the support they need?
Q&A: Websense threat research manager, Carl Leonard
V3.co.uk sat down with Carl Leonard to discuss his role as head of the Websense threat labs in Europe, and the state of the threat landscape
McAfee bets the farm on ePolicy Orchestrator
Company focuses enterprise strategy on management console
Adobe MAX 2009 shows a back-to-basics approach
Company evolves with Omniture buy and Flash progress
Technology revives British industrial might
Delegates at Cambridge Enterprise Conference dream of a tech-driven economic recovery
Q&A: Nick Lowe, Check Point head of northern Europe
European managing director discusses how to cope with rising complexity in the security market
How should startups approach big business?
Tips for the entrepreneur on how to get noticed
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Mac Inspector
Drills to the core of the latest Mac rumours and news
Microsoft denies copying Apple with Windows 7
No, this is not a repeat from Windows 3.1, Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows XP or Windows Vista....
The Frontline
Insight into the latest tech news from V3.co.uk's team of reporters
Summit: Experts divided over information security
Security experts at the V3.co.uk Summit have clashed over how well equipped they think UK organisations are to deal with current information...
IT Sneak
V3.co.uk's undercover reporter offers odds and ends from the odd end of technology.
Google throws balls at safe searches
Google has added a new feature designed to help parents and teachers ensure that younglings are not looking at inappropriate material when...
Security Watchdog
Sniffing out IT security issues
Researchers take down spam botnet
Researchers from security firm FireEye have been able to effectively take down the prolific Mega-D spamming botnet, causing inboxes everywhere to release...
Silicon Valley Sleuth
An insider's view from the Valley
Best Buy to storm Blighty's stores
Now that Circuit City is gone, Best Buy's ruling the roost in the consumer electronics superstore field here in the US....
V3.co.uk Labs
The latest UK business technology: quick reviews and first impressions
Upgrading a Vista laptop to Windows 7
I finally got around to upgrading my partner's Windows Vista laptop at the weekend, and it turned out to be quite a...
Download Junkie
Your daily dose of download discussion
Test your PCs performance credentials with PerformanceTest 7
Computer manufacturers often attempt to baffle people with numbers, statistics, and an array of irrelivent...
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Summit: Salesforce.com on SaaS and information overload
How web services contribute to data headaches
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Remote access - Three steps to getting connected
3.4 million UK professionals now work from home – is your company equipped?
Cost benefits of a global collaboration network
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