Mobile driving ban: Drivers know but don't care
Two minutes watching traffic on any busy road will quickly tell you what we all already know: drivers in the UK are not obeying the law which states they must not drive w...
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BBC tech workers call off strike
Following 20 hours of mediation, the BBC's technical workers union, Bectu, has suspended its threat of a two-day strike, scheduled for next week.
Bectu, along with Ami...
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Blair: IT staff can transform public services
The Prime Minister has called on public sector IT workers to help build a better Britain.
Blair recorded the message, which was broadcast on 24 May, 2005, as part of a...
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BT to underpin Westminster's Wi-Fi ambitions
BT has signed up to become network infrastructure provider for Westminster City Council's ambitious Wireless City Project which will position the authority and its servic...
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BG Group secures Wi-Fi access for field staff
Energy giant, BG Group, has quadrupled the number of workers connecting remotely each day with the rollout of a secure wireless access service that makes it easier for re...
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IT outsourcing redundancies may spark strike
Bradford council IT workers are threatening strike action over potential redundancies as a result of a £160m outsourcing deal.
The row over the Bradford-i project appe...
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BBCi 'not affected' by hard-hitting strike action
Despite empty buildings and the cancellation of live shows, today's strike by BBC workers has left Auntie's online offerings relatively untouched.
The walkout, the fir...
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Gates to pen new tech book
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates is planning to write another book on how new technology will affect people and companies.
Gates, whose last book, Business @ at the Speed...
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Gates gets to grips with info overload
Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates kicked off the company's annual CEO summit on Thursday by countering the popular notion that workers are universally overloaded with too muc...
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Is your boss reading your email?
If you're working for a US company, there's a good chance you're being watched - and you may get fired for how you use your computer or office phone, according to a study...
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