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Microsoft's Jacky Wright steps in as HMRC's new chief digital and information officer
Jacky Wright takes over from interim CDIO Mike Potter
Google opts to fight €2.4bn European Union anti-trust fine
Google 'respectfully' disagrees with the European Commission's decision
EU plan for turnover tax on Amazon, Google and other tech giants
Tax plan will be discussed by EU finance ministers this week
Head of the GDS should have place on Civil Service Board, urges Institute of Government
Idea would give GDS head Kevin Cunnington full membership of board
Home Office, HMRC and DWP will share records for digital Brexit immigration system
Proposed new immigration system would be 'as digital, flexible and frictionless for individuals and employers as possible'
Government broadband scheme nears 95 per cent target
93 per cent of UK homes and businesses can now use 24Mbps+ broadband
US Department of Justice withdraws demand for 1.3 million IT addresses from anti-Trump website
DoJ claims it didn't know 1.3 million people had visited the anti-Trump website
GCHQ was aware of FBI's plans to arrest British security researcher who helped to stop WannaCry
Allowing Hutchins to be arrested freed Britain from the "headache" of an extradition battle
Freelancer confidence plummets following changes to government policy
Brexit and changes to the IR35 legislation had a dramatic impact on the UK's skilled freelancers
SMBs want rise in living wage delayed, following poor economic performance
Two in five SMBs have had to raise prices to cope with the April increase to the National Living Wage
Wisconsin governor 'forgets' environmental protection as he woos Foxconn
The legislation includes blanket waivers to exempt the Apple supplier from certain environmental statutes
Foxconn's first factory in the US will cost American taxpayers $3bn
Wisconsin claims deal could result in 13,000 jobs and $10bn of investment from Foxconn by 2020
Public sector IR35 changes driving contractors out, suggests survey
Pay more or public sector IT projects will suffer as a result, warn fleeing contractors
Austerity liberated the public sector, says former Durham County Council CIO Phil Jackman
The public sector has had to learn to be more efficient by working with limited resources, argues Jackman
Lords: Government does not understand seriousness of maintaining cross-border data flows after Brexit
75 per cent of all of the UK's cross-border data flows are to EU countries
HMRC has virtualised 60 per cent of its IT estate in 18 months
Virtualisation programme includes HRMC's massive SAP estate
Government alters and delays new digital tax system for SMBs
Amendments will allow three million small businesses to switch to quarterly digital tax filings "at a pace that is right for them"
Job centres to close in restructuring as more benefit claims and job seeking goes online
Move will cut DWP operational costs by £140m a year
Facebook fights gag order as US government searches for user data
Facebook argues that the gag order violates its First Amendment rights
Virgin supplying customers with as little as 3 per cent of advertised broadband speed, says BBC
Virgin Media is taking on too many customers in some regions
Local governments' data systems will be out of date by 2019
A survey of local authorities has found that they face challenges in the areas of data, compliance and mobility.
President Trump calls for transformation of US government technology in tech CEO meeting
Trump met with the leaders of Apple, Amazon, Google, and many other US tech giants
Facebook, Google and Twitter could face fines if they don't remove extremist content
UK and French governments agree new proposals to force social media networks to remove content more quickly
Ben Gummer, the minister in charge of digital transformation, loses seat in general election
Stunner for Cabinet Office minister Ben Gummer as Conservative Party manifesto author is ousted from Ipswich seat
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