In 2013, the tech industry's rough-sleeping event has raised more than £1 million for Action for Children
Companies focused on doing good can get a free version of the cloud-based productivity suite
The first DataDive event sees over 100 volunteers consulting four non-profit organisations
DataDive, organised by DataKind UK, will help organisations like Oxfam and HelpAge take advantage of analytics without any risk
Google's Global Impact Challenge helps fight rhino poachers and teach kids code
IMIS joins BCS to promote the profession of IT
On October 4, Byte Night will sleep rough to raise money for youth
Google prize for Brits that want to change the world
£500,000 donated by will.i.am will be spent on getting disadvantaged children interested in technology and science
How modern cloud computing and storage solutions are helping find a cure for cancer
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App which donates money to charity gets the main award
It Industry's annual sleep out hopes to raise £900,000 this October
Broad partnership aims to get remaining eight million online
Controversial experiment updates Big Issue sellers to provide web access
Britain's Raspberry Pi ARM-based microcomputer, designed for education, is rolling off the production lines -- in China
Computer Charity Raspberry PI says its computer is in the final stage of testing
A more efficient application process improves volunteer rates for homeless charity Crisis at Christmas
Google co-founder Sergey Brin and his wife, Anne Wojcicki, have given £320,000 to support Wikipedia
It has been another record-breaking year for the IT charity sleep-out Byte Night
The UK's IT industry will sleep rough for one night in October to raise money for Action for Children
Charities across the UK are expected to see more donations pouring in from SMS-borne charity donation services
A UK charity is working on a tiny computer that costs just £15 as an IT teaching aid for school…
Everything Everywhere drops charges for texted charity donations but claims it did not usually collect anyway
IGEL is donating 240 thin clients for use in the “Crisis at Christmas” initiative for homeless people in London