Public Sector
Two jailed for online racism after US turned down asylum bid
Freedom of speech claim denied
Policing 10 Jul 15:48
Police decline to reopen mobile phone hacking case
'Nothing to hear, move along' says Yates of the Yard
Policing 10 Jul 12:27
Home Office gets another ad agency for ID cards
Tell a lie big enough, and keep repeating it
Government 10 Jul 11:57
Police may have had a duty to notify phone-hacking victims
Make sure no-one's listening in when you do, though
Policing 10 Jul 10:12
Written material saved from censor's big black pen - for now
Lords suicide debate saves the day
Government 10 Jul 09:25
KIlling ID cards and the NIR - the Tory and LibDem plans
Analysis This week the parties opened up on how they'll go about it
Government 9 Jul 11:52
The 3G map Ofcom didn't want you to see
Exclusive Regulator goes to great lengths to stymie useful info
Government 8 Jul 14:02
China cuts internet to quell ethnic riots
Snipping 'overseas opposition forces'
Government 8 Jul 04:31
Counter terror cops prep for recession funding squeeze
First time for everything
Policing 7 Jul 14:40
Mandy promises end to illegal staff blacklists
You can't get me if I'm part of the union
Government 7 Jul 12:24
IPO gives 'reputable' web pages prior art status
Computing website details considered gospel
Law 7 Jul 11:45
Blears sackee nothing to do with TheyWorkForYou
Civil servant reveals paper-less trail of doom
Government 7 Jul 08:59
Police headcams burst into flames
Exclusive Burning helmets leave heat feeling blue
Policing 6 Jul 13:20
Olympics bosses probe mobile tracking tech
'Geo fences' could protect east London
Policing 6 Jul 12:56
Johnson presses for haste on foreigner IDs
Why, oh why, will this dead horse not go faster?
Government 6 Jul 11:28
Tory Lady tries to give bodice-rippers the snip
Stealing a leaf from New Labour's morality handbook
Law 6 Jul 10:28
Tory plan for MS, Google, others to hold NHS records floated
Cameroon Google-love suddenly becomes a disadvantage?
Government 6 Jul 09:55
Swiss public sector allowed to buy Microsoft software
Putting the Swiss army knife in
Law 3 Jul 15:53
UK taxpayers pay for Silicon Valley bloggers' holiday
Brits pay for Web 2.0 lotus eaters
Government 3 Jul 15:36
'Non-compulsory' ID cards poised for a makeover?
Analysis Kinder, gentler, don't mention the database
Government 3 Jul 11:22
Police told to use Wikipedia for court preparation
Not in your notebook? Get online then
Policing 3 Jul 09:22
PC giants ship Chinese censorware anyway
The porn filter that keeps you from typing
Government 2 Jul 20:15
Web 2.0 not liable for real-world assaults, says court
Decency Act deflects MySpace suits
Law 2 Jul 20:12
Trading Standards calls for online knife sale ban
Conscience pricked by underage web blade spree
Law 2 Jul 14:06
Software firm goes after Google for internet invisibility cloak
The more you ignore me, the closer I get
Law 2 Jul 09:40
No Dr No rights for Bond owners
EU court does not find trade mark sufficiently suave
Law 1 Jul 10:14
US court upholds penalty for phone records seller
200,000 reasons to never do it again
Law 30 Jun 22:17
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