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Wi-Fi piggybacking rife
Increasing popularity of wireless broadband creates plentiful supply of fodder for hackers.
Chinese web control an Olympic challenge for tech firms
Chinese web censorship has been a hot topic ahead of the Beijing Olympics, but it’s not just journalists being hit – IT firms and other...
Harvey Nichols integrates for customer service
The luxury department store chain is using IT to differentiate its service in-store and target its customers more accurately to boost the amount...
Berners-Lee says world wide web 'still in its infancy'
The web father said that the world wide web is still taking its baby steps, and enthused about the future possibilities.<br/>
Public Sector Roundup: Internet reduces government’s costs
This week, local government websites need to install tracking systems, Liverpool’s City Council web site ranked one of the best, and a new...
Government urged to prioritise high-speed broadband
A new think tank report has found high-speed broadband will be key to UK public service broadcasting growth.<br>
IT around the world: China
Just what opportunities lay in China and what areas are seeing the most growth?<br>
Mobile web taking over in Asia
Opera CEO says mobile access more prevalent that fixed line access in many countries.
Q&A: DNS inventor Paul Mockapetris
Four months after serious flaws in the internet’s addressing system were proven, its inventor is looking beyond the threats to help bolster web...
Mobiles phones lead on-the-go web access
Mobile phone networks edge ahead of Wi-Fi when it comes to surfing the web.
LG launches X110 Netbook
Mobile giant LG has jumped on the netbook bandwagon with the imminent arrival of the X110.
Online spending defies downturn
Britons spent the equivalent of £79 per head in July, despite economic fears.
Keynote's Umang Gupta on the health of the Net
The chief exec of Keynote Systems discusses the future of web performance and how PC and mobile worlds will crossover.
Where next for LinkedIn?
Considered the social networking platform for enterprise professionals and grown-ups, LinkedIn is facing increasing speculation about its value,...
Access all areas
Accessibility is key so all customers can benefit from the products and services on offer online. Yet poor websites are cutting off valuable...
Internet moves IT roles into the mainstream
New skills research has found the advent of online trading, social networking and e-commerce is bringing IT roles more into mainstream business areas.
Revenge of the geeks as the tech-savvy take over?
A neuroscientist has suggested that the internet changes the way our brains work, and will leave the most tech-savvy at the top.
600 million internet surfers at high risk from attack
Almost half of the world's online users have web browsers that are old or unpatched, leaving them vulnerable to attack from the latest threats.
Timeline: Kaminsky’s DNS vulnerability
Is the internet fatally flawed? IT PRO looks at how isolated attacks on Domain Name System servers have risen in profile to become one of the most...
US teens lag behind Britain in internet use
Survey reveals that young people in the US are not as web-savvy as their counterparts in the UK, Canada and parts of Europe.
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