The popular VoIP provider's ironclad encryption is proving a headache for law enforcement across the world.
BT's dire financial results reveal that the troubled telco spends more on software than networking, computers and exchange equipment combined
Financial services regulation needs to be more like Linux. That, in a nutshell, is the argument that author, thinker and social media / collaboration guru Don Tapscott describes as ‘risk management 2.0’.
The credit-crunch, in the data centre, with the lead piping.
Can Google acquire the world's information without breaking its laws?
Is locking down data and applications the only way to save more red faces?
A choice insight into the interaction between the world leaders and tech moguls came from the World Economic Forum summit in Davos, Switzerland yesterday.
Did you know that today, Wednesday 28th January, is the EU’s Data Protection Day? Probably not – it was one piece of information the government has failed to leak.
The online encyclopedia that 'anyone can edit' is considering a policy whereby new posts would be edited by an established user before going live
The hills are alive with the sound of Twitter, the social messaging service and last year’s next big thing on the web.
It’s that time of year again, when Information Age asks its readers to tell us what IT strategies they have been deploying this year and, more importantly, whether those strategies are any good.
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