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Custodial offence for deliberate invasion of data protection? Forget it!
You had your chance, Labour
I must confess that I find it rich that New Labour Ministers, who were in government for more than a decade, are now huffing and puffing about their “phone inboxes being hacked”. The sad truth is that, in government, they could have done a great deal to protect individual privacy by making such hacking a custodial offence.… Free On-Demand Webcast - Virtualizing the Hard Stuff
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Symantec stumbles, drops further behind EMC
Shaky second quarter
The gap between EMC and Symantec storage software revenues is widening, according to IDC's worldwide quarterly Storage Software Tracker.…
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Happiness: Yours for £50k a year
Optimum income for joie de vivre
US researchers have found that happiness can be yours for an income of $75k a year (or £48,814.44 as of this morning), although trousering more than that won't necessarily increase your joie de vivre.…
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UK patent attorneys: ECJ should reject advisors' opinion
Pan-EU patent court a good thing
The European Court of Justice should reject the opinion of its advisors and put pragmatic economics ahead of legal technicalities and approve a pan-EU patent court, the UK patent attorneys' trade body has said.…
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Bowers and Wilkins P5 headphones
Aural excitement
Review Renowned for it high-end hi-fi, Bowers and Wilkins’ decision to make headphones is a bit of a departure for the company. At first glance, its debut set of cans, the P5s, certainly appear an impressive addition to its respected range of audio porn.…
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