ISPs are threatening to boycott the bidding process for super-fast broadband trials
Some ISPs warn that the government's rural broadband push is in danger, because BT's prices are too high
UK businesses are calling for the government to scrap the its controversial carbon tax scheme
Google, needing patents to fend off intellectual property litigation, has bid £560 million for Nortel's portfolio
Member states must act swiftly to establish Computer Emergency Response Teams by next year
The Electronic Frontier Foundation wants better EU protection for 'intimate' search records
ISPs suggest an independent internet watchdog with the power to blacklist websites
Pointy-fingered smartphone users, green-fingered data centre managers. April Fools, or true?
If Microsoft wins its European antitrust case against Google, it won't be any moral victory, says Clint Boulton
Previous Labour ministers are accused of ordering expensive IT projects to “sex up” their policies
BT will have to cut its wholesale prices for phone lines and broadband, according to an Ofcom consultation
The US government needs to freshen up its IT apparatus and, with budgets being tight, open source looks like a…
The European Government was forced to shut off remote access to email during a five-day long cyber-attack
StartUp Britain website inadvertently served up a malware infested ad for fake anti-virus software
The UK government doesn't understand green issues, says Peter Judge. But the self-seeking manipulators at the CBI could be just…
Cabinet minister Francis Maude says his new ICT strategy will save the government millions
Rebates should be restored to the Carbon Reduction Commitment or the scheme scrapped, demands CBI
Google's hiring of Java creator James Gosling in the midst of a legal brawl with Oracle over Java patent infringement…
The Ministry of Justice is the second central government department to move to a cloud-based infrastructure
Birmingham City Council has used data matching technology to catch £6.8m of false tax discounts
BT has confirmed plans to launch a not-for-profit music download service for its customers
Protesters have spotted that the census may be vulnerable, through its legacy paper support, says Peter Judge
The StartUp Britain initiative offers discounts on products and services for new UK businesses
Microsoft turned off HTTPS access for Hotmail in some countries, leaving emails open to interception
Twitter's lawyers are trying to block US authorities from accessing personal data as part of a WikiLeaks probe
Facebook traffic on some networks was routed through Chinese and Korean servers, raising privacy concerns
The Chancellor should have invested in local authorities to save more and reduce the economy's carbon footprint
Only victims of tyranny can justify use of Facebook says freedom activist Richard Stallman. He also spoke in favour of…
Hand-held devices and tweeting will be allowed, but no tweet-driven debates in Parliament, says committee
Malware has been blamed for an attack which led the European Commission to take itself off-Net