Microsoft's education director warns the UK of the consequences of a drop in IT A-level students
Security concerns you more than broadband coverage and patents. Next up: Did you take work on holiday?
Just two weeks old and the government's e-petitions website is proving popular, with 12,000 petitions
Billing customers for phantom services has landed Talk Talk and Tiscali with a multi-million pound fine
The UCAS Track website is now back online, after an agonising period of down time on A-Level results day
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Apple in South Korea, for violations of privacy
An impressive blueprint for a green economy has sneaked out, but without overt political backing will anyone take note, asks…
Regulators should bless Google's bid for Motorola to help the company defend Android from Apple and Microsoft lawsuits, says Clint…
Amazon Web Services has launched a tightly secured cloud offering, AWS GovCloud, for the US government
The Equality and Human Rights Commission says government needs to overhaul its data protection regime
More than 90 percent of firms have met the first reporting deadline for the Carbon Reduction Commitment
The UK government has published details of how its rural broadband investment will be allocated
A recent report shows that privacy is an illusion as persistent Flash and HTML5 cookies respawn after deletion, says Eric…
The first steps of establishing a Public Services Network linking local authorities is being hailed as a success
Google is to enforce its real name policy on Google+, giving those using fakes name four days to change
People in America may in future be able to summon the emergency services via video or text
LinkedIn has relented, following public pressure, after it quietly changed its users’ privacy settings
Smartphones are slightly worse than 2G handsets for making voice calls in rural areas, research has found
Lush Cosmetics avoided an ICO fine for a recent security breach but had to pay for an expensive redesign
LinkedIn has quietly changed its users' privacy settings without explicitly warning of the change
Syncing mobiles with Facebook does not reveal contact numbers in public, says the social networking giant
A new Facebook feature scans users' posts and then groups messages around particular topic pages
Privacy policies need revamping for cloud, location-based services, security breaches and new regulations
When it comes to kicking out the cookies, the EU may have bitten off more than it can eschew, argues…
At Black Hat, a researcher showed how facial-recognition could link passers-by to Facebook profiles
Google+'s real-name policy is an abuse of power and harms privacy, according to Microsoft researcher Dana Boyd
Organisations are more aware of cyber security thanks to researchers exposing vulnerabilities
Boris Johnson will use a March event to push London's Tech City as the digital capital of Europe
The government is listening to ideas about data transparency and open to triggering new business ideas
A former CIA counter-terrorism expert has told Black Hat attendees that a major cyber-attack is imminent