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Public workers slammed for data snooping
An investigation in Yorkshire shows how various public workers have been snooping on private data.
Government frees up more spectrum
Public sector spectrum will be released by the Government to enable more bandwidth for industry.
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...
Brits vote ‘yes’ to e-government services
A new Ofcom survey has found in the use public sector information or services offered online are growing in popularity, but are not helped by the...
Skills gap could hit public services
With so many major government tech projects in the pipeline, more IT graduates are needed to keep up with demand, the BCS has said.
Citizens need trust in e-gov for the future of IT
The public sector must lead by example when it comes to IT in the UK and beyond.
Can IT make up for public sector job cuts?
As the Prime Minister pushes enterprises to provide more private sector jobs for UK workers, Paul Briden investigates whether the IT sector can...
ICO: Fines for cookie law breakers "unlikely"
As the deadline to comply with the new EU cookie laws loom, data protection watchdog insists firms aren't at risk from fines.
ICO hits London council with £70,000 data breach fine
The London Borough of Barnet feels watchdog's wrath after losing children's data.
Remote healthcare tech could save money and lives
MPs call for greater use of technology to remotely diagnose patients following successful trial.<br>
Lancashire picks BT for Government-funded broadband push
Lancashire County Council bags first payout from Government's Broadband Delivery UK fund.
ICO fines less than one per cent of DPA breaches
Despite having the power to punish organisations who flout data protection laws, the ICO hands out fines to less than one per cent.
BT to open up ‘crucial’ cabinet data
BT is to change the way other telcos can access data linking premises to its fibre cabinets, from a case-by-case basis to a regional model.
Gartner: Industry IT spend to fall 6.8 per cent
Financial services slid 8.6 per cent, but is still the heaviest spending vertical market, according to Gartner.
Government could save £3.2 billion on IT annually
Ahead of tomorrow’s budget announcement, the government has released a report showing possible areas to cut costs.
Reported data breaches on the increase
The number of data breaches reported to the Information Commissioner’s Office has climbed to 376, following a flurry of activity in the last...
Government USB lost in pub car park
The lost memory stick was encrypted, but still lead to the Government Gateway website being shut down.
Ministry of Justice to automate systems with BT
BT and Eckoh will supply an automated fine payment service for the Magistrates’ Courts across England and Wales.
Government endorses Parliamentary e-petitions
If the plan is accepted, e-petitions could be used in the House of Commons and debated on the floor, the Government has said.
Qinetiq deal cost taxpayers £100 million
The Committee of Public Accounts has questioned the value taxpayers got out of the privatisation process of the defence firm, criticising the 2003...
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