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The BBC has come under fire for a costly social network training course.
Small businesses call for 8Mbps broadband
A new survey has shown over half of all small businesses are dissatisfied with the speed of broadband they receive, along with the reliability of their connections.
US hits out at China's web censorship
Tensions between Washington and Beijing have flared over US claim that China's increasingly strict control over internet access violates human rights.
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Mozilla to redraft open source licence
The open source gurus have announced a redraft for its Mozilla Public Licence.
Latest Digital Economy amendment sticks to lobbyist proposal
A new controversial amendment to the Digital Economy Bill appears to have been taken straight from a music industry lobby group.
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The Conservative Party has made some bold promises putting tech at the heart of its election campaign.
Facebook and Google hit by patent suit
In the latest of a stream of patent infringement cases, Facebook and Google have been accused of using technology from Wireless Ink for their mobile social networking.
Today in tech: Virgin gets high, Facebook threatens Daily Mail
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Virgin to run fibre broadband over telegraph poles
Virgin Media thinks the system could boost speeds to a million UK homes.
UK gains 300,000 new broadband lines
The UK may have taken its knocks this week around the speed of our broadband but a new survey has shown a large increase in available infrastructure.
Google expects China decision 'soon'
Eric Schmidt says the dispute over censorship and hacking should have an outcome soon.
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Latest Internet Features
Public internet access: who is responsible?
In the first of a series of articles looking at business issues faced by IT managers, we look at the steps companies need to take if they open their networks up to visitors.
Q&A: Kevin Eyres on LinkedIn's tipping point
LinkedIn's European managing director explains why professional networks are about to get a lot more important to business users.
What impact will the browser ballot screen have?
The browser ballot screen is rolling out across Windows Update. Simon Brew charts its problems, the road to here, and what impact it’s likely to have.
Q&A: Mark Kingdon on Second Life for business
The chief executive of Second Life thinks virtual worlds will be the future of work.
The past, present and future of the Digital Economy Bill
We take an in-depth look at how the Digital Economy Bill has progressed so far and where it can go from here.
Google’s fight for its book deal
As Google battles in the Southern District Court for the go-ahead to create its planned massive digital library, Simon Brew tries to get to the bottom of what the fuss is about…
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